1885 – Mechanics Hall, Stainland, Yorkshire
Architect: Leeming & Leeming
Published in The Building News,
1885 – St. Hilda’s Church, Whitby, Yorkshire
Architect: Robert J. Johnson
Constructed in two stages, the main body of the church 1884-86,
1885 – Yorkshire Penny Bank, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: J.P. Kay
Established in 1859 as The Yorkshire Penny Bank,
1886 – Beverley Corn Exchange, Yorkshire
Architect: Samuel Musgrave
This present building replaces an earlier corn exchange built in 1753.
1886 – Friends Meeting House & Institute, York
Architect: William H. Thorp
The architect William Henry Thorp was born in Leeds in 1852 and was articled to A.M.
1886 – Porch at Weetwood, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: William H. Thorp
Weetwood conservation area covers a wealthy suburb of Victorian villas set in spacious wooded grounds developed in the second half of the 19th century.
1886 – Semi-Detached Houses, Newton Park Estate, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: Chorley & Connon
The Newton Park Estate is a Victorian Residential Development,
1886 – Spring Bank House, Headingley, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: William H. Thorp
Perspective view including vignette of Ground Plan published in The Architect,
1886 – Stable Buildings, Monk Bridge Iron Co, Leeds, Yorkshire
Architect: Chorley & Connon
New stables for the Monk Bridge Iron Co.
1886 – The Colonial & United States Mortgage Company, 67 Whitefriargate, Hull, Yorkshire
Architect: Robert Clamp & W.A. Gelder
Built in 1886 for the Colonial and United States Mortgage Co.
