1876 – “Pierrepont”, Frensham, Surrey
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
A 19th-century country house designed by the architect Richard Norman Shaw around an earlier house.
1876 – Wispers, Midhurst, Sussex
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
Grade II listed. The house was built in 1874-1876 by architect Richard Norman Shaw for Alexander Scrimgeour,
1877 – Cragside, Northumberland
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
Designed for Lord Armstrong –
1877 – Old Swan House, Chelsea, London
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
In Old Swan House, Richard Shaw’s unusual design includes such English Baroque architectural elements as bay windows and dormers.
1878 – Adcote, Shropshire
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
The house was designed by Norman Shaw to a Tudor design and stands in 27 acres of landscaped gardens.
1878 – House at Campden Hill, Kensington, London
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
1879 – Church of St. Michael & All Angels, Bedford Park, London
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
St Michael and All Angels Church sits at the junction of Turnham Green Terrace and Bath Road –
1879 – Detached Villas, Bedford Park Estate, Turnham Green, London
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
The earliest garden suburb, its buildings including churches,
1879 – Houses in Cadogan Square, Chelsea, London
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
Published in The Building News,
1879 – St. Margarets Church, Ilkley, Yorkshire
Architect: Richard Norman Shaw
Norman Shaw’s appointment as architect was confirmed at the end of 1873 following the formal transfer of the site to the Church Commissioners.
