1884 – The Royal Albert Asylum for Idiots, Lancashire
Architect: Paley & Austin
The chief stone of a new asylum for idiots of the six northern counties of England has been laid with Masonic ceremonial by the Earl of Zetland as Grand Master.
1885 – Beecham’s Pills New Manufactory, St. Helens, Lancashire
Architect: H.V. Krolow
Thomas Beecham, born in Oxfordshire in 1820,
1885 – Church and Presbytery, Over Darwen, Lancashire
Architect: Pugin & Pugin
Described in The Irish Builder,
1885 – Corn Exchange & Chambers, Corn Market, Liverpool, Lancashire
Architect: Lewis Hornblower
1885 – High Altar, West Gorton Franciscan Church, Manchester, Lancashire
Architect: Pugin & Pugin
1885 – Presbyterian Chapel, Whalley Range, Manchester
Architect: Magnall & Littlewoods
Proposed Presbyterian Chapel – perspective view,
1885 – Redcourt, Claughton, Lancashire
Architect: Edmund Kirby
Front & rear perspective views, including plan published in The Building News,
1885 – St. Paul’s Church, Oldham Road, Manchester, Lancashire
Architect: John Oldrid Scott
With a very distinctive spire,
1886 – ‘Stoneacre’, Swinton, Manchester, Lancashire
Architect: J. Langham
Designed and built for Dr. O’Grady around 1885-86.
1886 – Abbeystead, Wyresdale, Lancashire
Architect: Douglas & Fordham
Designed for the 4th Earl of Sefton and published in The Building News,
