1904 – Victoria’s Column, Kensington, London
Architect: Henry L. Florence
The inscription reads:
“In memory of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria,
1904 – W.A. Gilbey Shop & Offices, High Street, Leicester, Leicestershire
Architect: G. Lawton Brown
1904 – Warehouses for the City Improvement Trust, Nelson St., Glasgow
Architect: Thomson & Sandilands
Not constructed as illustrated. “The site of this building was one of the many slum areas which the Improvements Trust of the City of Glasgow acquired for the purpose of pulling down and erecting new buildings and widening the thoroughfares of the city.
1904 – Wesleyan Church, Halesowen Road, Old Hill, Staffordshire
Architect: William F. Edwards
Constructed 1904 in red and cream coloured brick,
1904 – Western Art Association, Brandon, Manitoba
Later known as the Brandon Art Club and eventually the Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba,
1904 – Whitewell Lodge, Angley Park, Cranbrook, Kent
Architect: Mervyn Edmund Macartney
Whitewell Lodge, listed Grade II,
1904 – Yorkshire Penny Bank, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: George B. Bulmer
Yorkshire Penny Bank and Bank Chambers,
1904 – Unbuilt Design for St. Joseph’s Church, Limerick
Architect: William E. Corbett
Not completed as designed due to the amount of money available,
1905 – Hammersmith Central Library, London
Architect: H.T. Hare
Chosen after an architectural competition in 1904.
1907 – Hamilton Town House & Public Library, Scotland
Architect: Alex Cullen, Cullen Lochhead and Brown
Fine town hall with library and assembley rooms on an awkward sloping site.
