1899 – Former Methodist Church, Roath, Cardiff, Wales
Architect: John H. Phillips
Built in an Lombardic-meets-Arts and Crafts inspired style with two storeys and a basement,
1899 – Former Secondary Schools, Creswell, Derbyshire
Architect: Brewil & Baily
Caption reads: “for His Grace The Duke of Portland and the Bolsover Colliery Company”.
1899 – Four Cottages, Port Sunlight, Cheshire
Architect: T.M. Lockwood & Sons
Part of the planned community of Port Sunlight where Lord Lever endevoured to create a model community for his workers by utilising the talents of many architects.
1899 – General Accident Assurance Co, Perth, Scotland
Architect: George P.K. Young
The General Accident and Employers’
1899 – Group of 5 Workmans Cottages, Port Sunlight, Cheshire
Architect: Maurice B. Adams
“The housing question, now so prominently before the public,
1899 – Haughton House, Phoenix Park, Dublin
Architect: L.A. McDonnell
The building of 1898 was surrounded for many years by poor quality extensions,
1899 – Hawkesyard Priory, Armitage, Staffordshire
Architect: Edward Goldie, Goldie Child & Goldie
Hawkesyard Priory was a Dominican Priory in Armitage,
1899 – Haydock Park, Lancashire
Architect: Mangnall & Littlewoods
“These buildings are nearing completion.
1899 – Highfield, Belper, Derbyshire
Architect: Hunter & Woodhouse
Designed for Maurice Hunter, by Hunter &
1899 – Homes of Rest, Bangor, Co. Down
Architect: William Roome
“THE building known as “The Rest for Girls”
