William Wilkinson (1819–1901)

William Wilkinson was a British Gothic Revival architect who practised in Oxford. William’s elder brother George Wilkinson (1814–1890) was also an architect in Ireland, as were William’s nephews Clapton C. Rolfe (1845-1907) and H.W. Moore (1850–1915). He was in partnership with Moore from 1881.

1863 – Parsonage, Chadlington, Oxfordshire

Architect: William Wilkinson

“This house, which has just been completed,

1866 – Bignell House, Chesterton, Oxfordshire

Architect: William Wilkinson

1867 – Residence, Norham Manor, Oxford

Architect: William Wilkinson

Residence, Norham Manor, Oxford; W. Wilkinson,

1870 – Cottages at Steeple Aston & Launton, Oxfordshire

Architect: William Wilkinson

Perspective views published in The Building News,

1870 – Keepers Lodge at Kirtlington Park, Oxfordshire

Architect: William Wilkinson

Perspective View including ground & 1st floor plans as published in The Building News,

1870 – Laboratory, Eton College, Berkshire

Architect: William Wilkinson

From The Builder, February 26, 1870: This is a building necessitated by the increased importance wisely given to science at Eton since the appointment of Dr.

1874 – Keepers Lodge, Broadwell Grove Estate, Oxford

Architect: William Wilkinson

Perspective including ground plans published in The Building News,

1881 – St. Edward’s School, Oxford, Oxfordshire

Architect: William Wilkinson

St Edwards School was founded in 1863 at New Inn Hall Street in central Oxford by the Revd Thomas Chamberlain,

William Wilkinson (1819–1901)

1863 – Parsonage, Chadlington, Oxfordshire

1866 – Bignell House, Chesterton, Oxfordshire

1867 – Residence, Norham Manor, Oxford

1870 – Cottages at Steeple Aston & Launton, Oxfordshire

1870 – Keepers Lodge at Kirtlington Park, Oxfordshire

1870 – Laboratory, Eton College, Berkshire

1874 – Keepers Lodge, Broadwell Grove Estate, Oxford

1881 – St. Edward’s School, Oxford, Oxfordshire

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