1904 – Wesleyan Church, Halesowen Road, Old Hill, Staffordshire
Architect: William F. Edwards
Constructed 1904 in red and cream coloured brick,
1905 – Park Wesleyan Chapel, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: Danby & Simpson
Design for a Methodist Wesleyan chapel and community facilities published in 1905.
1905 – Proposal for Wesleyan Methodist Hall & Connexional Offices, Westminster, London
Architect: J.G.S. Gibson
Entrant in architectural competition for Central Hall.
1905 – Wesleyan Methodist Hall & Connexional Offices, Westminster, London
Architect: E. Vincent Harris
Unselected design in architectural competition.
1905 – Wesleyan Methodist Hall & Connexional Offices, Westminster, London
Architect: Mallows & Cross
Premiated design in architectural competition,
1905 – Winning Design for Wesleyan Methodist Hall & Connexional Offices, Westminster, London
Architect: Lanchester & Rickards
The year 1891 was the centenary of the death of John Wesley,
1906 – Liverpool Wesleyan Mission, Lancashire
Architect: Bradshaw & Gass
1906 – New Porch & Tower, Wesleyan Church, Matlock Bridge, Derbyshire
Architect: Horace G. Bradley
The church was originally designed by C.O.
1906 – Wesleyan Church, The Haugh, Bolton, Lancashire
Architect: Bradshaw & Gass
Perspective view including ground floor plan published in The Building News,
1908 – Wesleyan Sailors & Soldiers Home & Church, Portsmouth, Hampshire
Architect: Gordon & Gunton
Also known as Duchess of Albany’s Sailors’
