Architecture of Yorkshire

1397 – Kirkby Ravensworth Church, Richmond, Yorkshire

From The Architect, October 23, 1875: This fine old parish church stands upon elevated ground. From its tower, on a clear day,

1857 – Design for Halifax Town Hall, Yorkshire

Architect: George Gilbert Scott

Perspective View published in The Building News, October 23rd 1857.

1859 – All Souls Church, Haley Hill, Halifax, Yorkshire

Architect: George Gilbert Scott

All Souls was commissioned and paid for by the local industrialist Edward Akroyd in 1856,

1860 – Halifax Town Hall, Yorkshire

Architect: Sir Charles Barry & Edward Middleton Barry

“In another volume we gave a view of the exterior of Halifax Town-hall,

1860 – St. John’s Church, Howsham, Yorkshire

Architect: George Edmund Street

Constructed 1859-60 by Street for Hannah Cholmley.

1860 – The Phoenix Inn, Leeds, Yorkshire

Architect: William R. Corson

Published in The Building News, February 10, 1860. “THE Phoenix Inn, Leeds (a view of which forms our illustration this week),

1861 – Volunteer Drill Hall, Bradford, Yorkshire

Architect: Andrews & Delaunay

From The Building News: “THE accompanying is a view of the drill-room about to be built for the Sth West York Rifle Volunteers at Bradford,

1862 – “Foxhill”, Weetwood, Leeds, Yorkshire

From The Building News, June 20, 1862: This house, of which we give an engraving on the opposite page, is situated at Weetwood,

1862 – New Town Hall, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire

Architect: Cuthbert Brodrick

From The Building News, September 26, 1862: The subject of our illustration this week is the town hall now being erected in Hull of which we give the principal elevation The old building in Lowgate known as the Maitfiion house and in which the municipal business of the town was conducted has been entirely demolished and the ground cleared for the now structure The greater part of the foundations are already in an advanced state,

1863 – Auction Rooms, Leeds, Yorkshire

Architect: George Corson

“The building of which we give a view is in the course of erection for Messrs.