1906 – Public Library, Littlehampton, Sussex
Architect: H. Howard
Built as a Free Library and still in use as one today.
1906 – Second Placed Design for a Central Library, St. Pancras, London
Architect: J.G.S Gibson
Perspective View & Plans of second placed design in competition.
1906 – St. Pancras Central Library, London
Architect: Russell & Cooper
Samuel Bridgman Russell and Sir Thomas Edwin Cooper were in partnership in London from the early 1900s until 1912.
1906 – Swadlincote Free Library, Derbyshire
Architect: A. Macpherson
Built 1907 on Alexandra Road, Swadlincote but was demolished in the 1960s as “a victim of mining subsidence”.
1906 – The Mitchell Library, Glasgow
Architect: William B.Whitie
The Mitchell Library was established with a bequest from Stephen Mitchell,
1906 – Torquay Public Library, Devon
Architect: Thomas Davison
“Torquay is in possession of a Free Public Library,
1906 – Unbuilt Design for Library, Bangor, Wales
Architect: Vernon Hodge
Unsuccessful entry in architectural competition to design new library for Bangor,
1907 – Bangor Free Library, Wales
Architect: Dixon & Potter
Opened in 1907 after an architectural competition in 1906.
1907 – Cathays Library, Cardiff, Wales
Architect: Spier & Bevane
An Arts & Crafts Gothic style,
1907 – Caversham Free Public Library, Berkshire
Architect: W.G. Lewton
The Caversham library committee wrote to Carnegie in June 1905 and received a promise of £2,500.
