1876 – Westgate Congregational Church, Cleckheaton, Yorkshire

Architect: H.J. Paull

Perspective View including plans from The Building News,

1876 – Wilberforce Memorial Church of St. Luke, Camberwell, London

Architect: J.E.K. Cutts

Constructed as a memorial to William Wilberforce (1759–1833),

1876 – Winning Design for Middle Class Schools for the Grocers Company, Hackney, London

Architect: Theophilus Allen

The winning entry in an architectural competition for a school for the Grocers Company in Hackney.

1876 – Winning Design for new Public Offices, Leeds, Yorkshire

Architect: George Corson

Selected design after a limited competition,

1876 – Wispers, Midhurst, Sussex

Architect: Richard Norman Shaw

Grade II listed. The house was built in 1874-1876 by architect Richard Norman Shaw for Alexander Scrimgeour,

1878 – Design for Post Office, George Sq., Glasgow, Scotland

Architect: Robert Matheson

After sitting empty for many years,

1878 – Primitive Methodist Chapel, School & House, Ardwick, Manchester, Lancashire

Architect: William Dawes

All that remains of this comples are the Sunday School and the minister’s house.

1879 – South Branch, Liverpool Savings Bank, Lancashire

Architect: G.E. Grayson

Sadly no longer in use as a bank branch,

1887 – Manchester Town Hall, Lancashire

Architect: Alfred Waterhouse

Alfred Waterhouse’s major existing work and masterpiece in Manchester is the town hall designed in Venetian Gothic.

1890 – Masonic Centre, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire

Architect: William Ravenscroft

Thames Lodge in Henley on Thames is the oldest Masonic order in Henley,