Pugin & Pugin

The sons of A.W.N. Pugin, Cuthbert Welby Pugin (1840-1928) and Peter Paul Pugin (1851-1904), who succeeded to the firm after the death of their older brother, Edward Welby Pugin (1834-75), in whose office they had trained. They were later joined by Sebastian Powell (b. 1866) and H C Purcell.

1875 – Church of The English Martyrs, Tower Hill, London

Architect: Edward Welby Pugin

Original design by Edward Welby Pugin who died in 1875,

1875 – St. Mary’s Church, Warrington, Cheshire

Architect: E.W. Pugin / Pugin & Pugin

St Mary’s Church,

1881 – St Benedict’s Convent, Dumfries, Scotland

Architect: Paul Pugin, Pugin & Pugin

“This building, now in course of erection,

1885 – High Altar, West Gorton Franciscan Church, Manchester, Lancashire

Architect: Pugin & Pugin

A Grade II* listed former Franciscan friary.

1885 – St. Joseph’s Church and Presbytery, Darwen, Lancashire

Architect: Pugin & Pugin

Described in The Irish Builder,

1886 – St. Mark’s Grange, Margate, Kent

Architect: Pugin & Pugin

Proposed Church of Our Lady designed for Rev.

1887 – St. Charles’s Home, Bullingham, Herefordshire

Architect: Pugin & Pugin

Published in The Building News,

1894 – Pugin & Pugin entry in Hammersmith Town Hall Competition

Architect: Pugin & Pugin

As published in The Building News,

Pugin, Edward Welby (1834-1875)

The founder of the Pugin & Pugin practice was Edward Welby Pugin,

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