1899 – Cavenham Hall, Suffolk
Architect: A.N. Prentice
Constructed 1899, and demolished 1949. The architect, A.N. Prentice’s other work at the estate including gatehouses still exists.
1899 – Central Bakery, Aberdeen
Architect: Brown & Watt
“This building occupies a site on the west side of George-street, and extends westwards to a narrow lane,
1899 – Chapel & School, Moorfields, Somerset
Architect: Silcock & Reay
“The chapel and school building shown is about to be erected on the Moorfields Estate,
1899 – Charter House, Portsmouth, Hampshire
Architect: Charles W. Bevis
Built for the Pearl Life Assurance Company in 1899. Now apartments and commercial units. Listed Grade II.
1899 – Christ Church, Morningside, Edinburgh
Architect: Hippolyte J. Blanc
Described in 1883 as”0ne of the most graceful ecclesiastical structures in Edinburgh – the spire generally pronounced the finest-and reflects the very highest credit upon the architect,
1899 – Church of The Assumption, Howth, Co. Dublin
Architect: W.H. Byrne
Positioned on a dominant site in the town, the Catholic Church of 1899 is incomplete. The original designs included a spire which in true Dublin style was never completed.
1899 – Cottage homes, Styal, Cheshire
Architect: James P. Broadbent
“The group of buildings herewith illustrated has been erected for the Chorlton Union. It comprises a lodge at entrance,
1899 – Cottages, Matlock Dale, Derbyshire
Architect: E. Guy Dawber & Whitwell
“This group of cottages, now building at Matlock, calls for no special mention.
1899 – Cottages, Port Sunlight, Cheshire
Architect: Jon Simpson
“The walls are of brick, the lower portions and chimneys being faced with Edwards’s red Ruabon,
1899 – Cottages, Port Sunlight, Cheshire
Architect: Ernest George & Yeates
“Thisis a group of seven cottages, inclosing throe sides of a quadrangle. The treatment is exceedingly simple with rows of wooden casement windows and with rough-aiat walls above a plinth of red brick.
