1878 – Queen Elizabeths Grammar School, Cranbrook, Kent
Architect: W. West Neve
Unbuilt proposal for Grammar School.
1880 – Coffee Tavern, Cranbrook, Kent
Architect: W. West Neve
Perspective view including interior views published in The Building News, May 7th 1880. But in the 1880s the temperance movement tried to revive the coffee house scene in an attempt to divert the working man from the perils of drink.
1880 – Offices at Cranbrook, Kent
Architect: W. West Neve
Offices built for for Messrs. Philpott & Wood. “This building, which was completed last autumn,
1882 – House at Cranbrook, Kent
Architect: W. West Neve & Ernest Newton
Perspective View with plan published in The Building News, July 28th 1882.
1884 – Queen Elizabeths Grammar School, Cranbrook, Kent
Architect:T.G. Jackson
1904 – Whitewell Lodge, Angley Park, Cranbrook, Kent
Architect: Mervyn Edmund Macartney
Whitewell Lodge (listed grade II) is a late C19, two-storeyed, red-brick building constructed in a neo-Georgian style to the designs of the Arts-and-Crafts Movement architect Mervyn Macartney (1853-1932) and was featured in Adam’s book,
