1904 – Cottage, Gough Park, Enfield, London
Architect: Sydney W. Cranfield
New development replacing a big house known as Gough Park that was demolished in 1899.
1904 – Design for Acton County School, London
Architect: Maurice B. Adams
Perspective View including Plans published in The Building News,
1904 – Design for Public Offices & Town Hall, Acton, London
Architect: Maurice B. Adams
Proposal in architectural competitiom, the winning design was by Raffles and Gridley in the Baroque style.
1904 – House at Bush Hill Park, Enfield, London
Architect: A. Jessop Hardwick
1904 – Imperial Monumental Halls & Tower at Westminster, London
Architect: John P. Seddon & Edward B. Lamb
Large scheme proposed to unite the Houses of Parliament with Westminster Abbey via a massive building and gothis inspired tower.
1904 – Offices & Relief Station, Camberwell, London
Architect: Edwin T. Hall
1904 – Public Library, Bromley-by-Bow, London
Architect: Squire Myers & Petch
“Near at hand is the Bromley Public Library,
1904 – Victoria’s Column, Kensington, London
Architect: Henry L. Florence
The inscription reads:
“In memory of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria,
1905 – Canadian Emigration Offices, 9 Charing Cross, London
Architect: Alfred Hart, Hart & Waterhouse
The Canadian Department of the Interior’s immigration campaign included the establishment of this office which was responsible for setting up programs to attract immigrants from the United Kingdom.
1905 – Doctors House, Hampton Wick, London
Architect: W.H. Harrison
