British Architects in Voysey's Time

 

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219 Nevells Road, Letchworth  by J. O. Scott, 1905, photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Alfred Brumwell Thomas, Stockport Town Hall,  photo by G-Man on Wikipedia	Alfred Waterhouse,  Easneye Park, Stabstead Abbots (1866), photo Melvyn CVousins,  geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)
Alfred Waterhouse,  Former Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Nantwich (1863.66), photo by Espresso Addict on Wikipedia	Alfred Waterhouse,  Foxhill House, Reading (1867)  photo by John Stumbles on Wikipedia	Alfred Waterhouse, Foxhill House, Reading (1867)  photo Kevin Young, geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)	Alfred Waterhouse, Girton College, Cambridge  (1875-77 & 1998-1902),  photo Detroit Publishing (Wikipedia)
Alfred Waterhouse, Manchester Town Hall (1868-77),  photo by Mark Andrew on Wikipedia	Alfred Waterhouse,  Manchester Town Hall (1868-77), photo byJulius on Wikipedia	Alfred Waterhouse, Natural History Museum (1870-80),  photo by deror_avi on Wikipedia	Alfred Waterhouse, Natural History Museum, photo Thorfinn Stainforth, Berthold Werner on Wikipedia
Alfred Waterhouse, Owens Collage, now Manchester University (1882-96),  photo by DrPhoenix on Wikipedia	Alfred Waterhouse,  Pridential Assurance, Edinburgh (1895-96), photo by Jonathan Oldenbuck on Wikipedia	Alfred Waterhouse, Prudential Assurance Liverpool (1885-88), photo by John Allan on Wikipedia	Alfred Waterhouse, Prudential Building, Holborn, London (1895-1905),  photo by Iridescenti on Wikipedia.jpg
Alfred Waterhouse,  Victoria Building, now University of Liverpool, photo Derek Harper,  geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)	Arnold Thornely,  Parliament Buildings, belfasr,  photo by robertpaulyoung on flickr (Wikipedia	Aston Webb,  Admiralty Arch, London,  photo by Carlos Delgado on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, Admiralty Arch, London,  photo by Diego Delso on Wikipedia
Aston Webb, Aston Webb building,  photo by Sid davo on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, Aston Webb Hall, Birmingham University,  photo by Graham Norrie on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, Aston Webb Hall,  Birmingham University, photo by Manuel Ebert on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, Dunecht House, Aberdeenshire, photo by Ian Sutherland, geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)
Aston Webb, Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, photo by Andrew Yong on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth,  photo by Dave Bailey on geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)	Aston Webb, French Protestant Church, Soho Square, photo by Lonpicman on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, The Swiss Cottage, The_Hendre, Monmouthshire,  photo by KJP1 on Wikipedia
Aston Webb,  Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, photo by Vinceesq on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, Quad, Christ's Hospital in Horsham,  photo by Sergiu.pamaite on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, The Hendre, Monmouthshire, Wales, photo by Jonathan Billinger on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, The Hendre, Monmouthshire, Wales, photo by KJP1
Aston Webb,  Victoria Law Courts, Birmingham,  photo by Oosoom on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, Victoria Law Courts, Birmingham,  photo by Christophe.Finot on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, Victoria Law Courts, Birmingham,  photo by Christophe.Finot on Wikipedia	Aston Webb, Victoria Law Courts, Birmingham,  photo by Elliott Brown on flickr
Basil Champneys,  Rylands Library (1900)Manchester,  photo by Stephen Richards on Wikipedia	Basil Champneys, John Rylands Library (1900), Manchester,  photo by Mike Peel on Wikipedia	Basil Champneys,  Rylands Library (1900)Manchester,  photo by Mdbeckwith on Wikipedia
Beard, Stanley,  1915, photo on townandcountrymag.co.uk	Beard, John Stanley,  Capitol Theatre, photo by Danny Robinson on Wikipedia	Beard, John Stanley, Capitol Theatre,  photo by dusashenka on flickr	Beard, John Stanley, Capitol Theatre,  photo by dusashenka on flickr
Benjamin Bucknall,  Woodchester Mansion (1858), photo by Matthew Lister Ttamhew  on Wikipedia	Benjamin Woodward, Oxford University Museum of National History (1854-1860)	Yeoville Thomason, The Union Club, Birmingham, (1870),  photo by Oosoom on Wikipedia	Yeoville Thomason,  Birmingham Council House (1874-79), photo by GavinWarrins on Wikipedia
Bradshaw, Gass & Hope, Grand Central Hall, Liverpool (1905),  photo by Dave Root on Wikipedia	Bradshaw, Gass & Hope,  former Farnworth Town Hall,  Greater Manchester (1909-11),  photo by David Ingham on Wikipedia	Bradshaw Gass & Hope, Royal Exchange Building, Manchester (1914-21),  photo by David Dixon on Wikipedia	Bradshaw, Gass and Hope,  Manchester Stock Exchange (1904-06),  photo by KJP1 on Wikipedia
Charles Herbert Reilly, Bluecoat Chambers, Liverpool, photo by Arthur John Picton on flickr (Wikipedia)	Charles J. Phipps,  Her Majestys Theatre, London (1897), photo by Seth Anderson  on Wikipedia (Avala)	Charles Robert Cockerell,  former Liverpool abd London insurance office,  Liverpool, photo by John Bradley on Wikipedia	Charles Robert Cockerell,  Harrow School, Old Schools,  photo by Ocohen on Wikipedia
Charles Lanyon,  Gill's Almshouses,  Carrickfergus, Aubrey Dale, geograph.org.uk	Charles Lanyon and his son,  Belfast Castle, photo by Johnnykimble on Wikipedia	Charles Lanyon, Queen's University of Belfast,  Lanyon building, photo by Fasach Nua on Wikipedia
Charles Lanyon,  Stranmillis University College, Belfast,  photo by Ardfern on Wikipedia	Charles Lanyon,  Union Theological College (Wikipedia)	Charles Wilson,  Shandon House, Shandon  (1849), photo by George Rankin on Wikipedia	David Rhind, Danie Stewart's Hospital (1855).  Photo by SylviaStanley on Wikipedia
Charles Trubshaw, Midland Hotel (1898-1903), Manchester, photo by Francis C. Franklin on Wikipedia	Charles Trubshaw,  Midland Hotel, Manchester, photo by Tim Green on Wikipedia	Edward Buckton Lamb,  Old Town Hall Berkhamsted, photo by Winstainforth on Wikipedia	Edward Ould, Hill Bark,  photo by Peter Bruffell on Wikipedia
David Bryce, Balfour Castle, Orkney (1853), photo by Purplebaron on Wikipedia	David Bryce, Fettes College, Edinburgh,  photo by Kim Traynor on Wikipedia	David Bryce,  Fettes College, Edinburgh, photo by Pop goes the we on Wikipedia	Edward Walters,  Free Trade Hall (1855), Manchester, photo by Bernt Rostad on Wikipedia
Edward William Mountford, Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill (1891),  photo by Edwardx on Wikipedia	Edward William Mountford,  Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill (1891),  photo by Ewan Munro on Wikipedia	Edward William Mountford, The Old Bailey, photo on Wikipedia	Edward William Mountford,  Town Hall, Sheffield (1890),  Richard Rogerson, geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)
Ewan Christian,  East Heath Road, Hampstead, London, photo by Grahamrob on Wikipedia	Ewan Christian, Minor Canonries, Amen Court,,  City of London,(1878-80), photo by Grahamrob on Wikipedia	George Oatley,  former Bristol Homeopathic Hospital,  photo by Rob Brewer on Wikipedia	George Washington Browne, Royal Hospital for Sick Children,  Sciennes, Edinburgh (1891),  photo by Stephencdickson on Wikipedia
Henry Price, Victoria Baths, Chorlton-on-Medlock, Manchester, photo by BesigedB on Wikipedia	Henry Francis Lockwood, Bradford City Hall by John Illingworth,  photo by John Illingworth on Wikipedia	Henry Francis Lockwood, Saltaire, Almshouses photo on Wikipedia	Henry Hill Vale,  YMCA Liverpool, photo by Rodhullandemu on Wikipedia
Guy Dawber,  Nether Swell Manor, photop by Michael Dibb on geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)	Dawber (Davey)	Henry Francis Lockwood,  Wool Exchange, Bradford, photo by Linda Spashett on Wikipedia
Henry Vaughan Lanchester,  Parkinson Building, Leeds University (1927-51),  photo on Wikipedia	Henry Vaughan Lanchester, Cardiff City Hall (1897-1905),  photo on Ham on Wikipedia	Herbert James Rowse, College of the Pharmaceutical Society,  photo by Suhas parab on Wikipedia	Hoddesdon (Hertfordshire),  Yewlands, 'Yewlands House' (Geoffrey Lucas 1909), photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio
Herbert Baker,  Bank of England Building,  London (1925-39), photo by Diliff on Wikipedia	Herbert Baker,  Bank of England,  London (1925-39) photo by Adrian Pingstone on Wikipedia	Herbert Baker,  South Africa House, London (1935),  photo by Tony Hisgett on Wikipdedia	John Dick Peddie abd Kinnear, Cockburns Hotel, Cockburn Street, photo by Stevencdickson on Wikipedia
Horsley (Davey)	Horder  (Davey)
James Pennethorne, Royal Academy of Arts, (1867), image on Wikipedia	James Pennethorne, Royal Academy of Arts, photo by Sir James on Wikipedia	James Pennethorne, The Maughan Library, photo by Flaming Ferrari on Wikipedia	John Dick Peddie and Kinnear,  Scotsman Office (1860), photo by Stevencdickson on Wikipedia
John Belcher,  former Whiteleys department store,  Bayswater, London, photo by Oxfordian Kissuth on Wikipedia	John Belcher, Tapeley Park (1901), Devon, photo Richard Croft, geograph.org.uk  (Wikipedia)	John Belcher, The Mappin and Webb building (1870), London (demolished), photo Derek Voller, geograph.org.uk  (Wikipedia)	John Belcher,  Electra House, London (1902),  photo by Ramillies on Wikipedia
John Douglas, Aldford Lodge, Aldford, photo by michael ely on Wikipedia	John Douglas,  2-9 Bridge Street, Port Sunlight,  photo by Rich Daley on Wikipedia	John Douglas and Minshull, Colshaw Hall, on archiseek (Wikipedia)
John Douglas, Aldford Lodge, Aldford, photo by Peter I. Vardy on Wikipedia	John Douglas,  Barrowmore Hall (1881), on archiseek (Wikipedia).jpg	John Douglas  Bath Street, Chester, photo bx PeterI. Vardy o n Wikipedia	John Douglas,  Brocksford Hall (1893),  E. Hodkinson - Hubbard, Edward (1991) The Work of John Douglas, London  (Wikipedia)
John Douglas,  Bronwylfa (1884), on archiseek (Wikipedia)	John Douglas, Broxton Old Hall,  photo by Mike Harris on Wikipedia	John Douglas, Grosvenor Park Lodge, photo by Adie Jackson on Wikipedia	John Douglas,  Grosvenor Park Road,  photo by Dennis Turner on Wikipedia
John Douglas,  Llannerch Panna (1879),  D, P. Fordham, E. Hubbard (Wikipedia)	John Douglas, Oakmere Hall, photo by Peter I.Vardy on Wikipedia	John Douglas, Parker's Buildings, Chester, photo by Peter I. Vardy on Wikipedia	John Douglas,  Rowden Abbey (1881), on archiseeek (Wikipedia)
John Douglas, Shotwick Park (1897), Thomas Raffles Davison (Wikipedia)	John Douglas, St Werburgh Street, Chester (Wikipedia)	John Douglas, Tallarn Green, The Gelli (c. 1880), Edward Hubbard, he Work of John Douglas (Wikipedia)	John Francis Bentley, St John's Beaumont School, Old Windsor, photo by Pjposullivan on flickr (Wikipedia)
John Henry Chamberlain, Birmingham School of Art, photo by GavinWarrins on Wikipedia.	John Henry Chamberlain, Highbury Hall, Birmingham, photo by Oosoom on Wikipedia	John James Burnet,  Charing Cross Mansions, Glasgow (1891), photo by Thomas Nugent, geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)	John James Burnet, Unilever House, London (1933), photo by Arild Vagen on Wikipedia
Letchworth Garden City, 2 Bridge Road, Spirella Buildings (Cecil Hignett 1912-14, 1922),  photo by Jacques Lasserre  on Panoramio	Letchworth Garden City, 207 Icknield Way, photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	Letchworth Garden City, 210 Icknield Way, Exhibition Coattge (1907), photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	Lethaby and Joseph Ball, The (former) Eagle Insurance Buildings, photo by by Brian Clifton  on victorianweb.org
Liverpool  (Muthesius)	Llanfairfechan, 9 The Close,  'Ty Hwnt yr Afon' (Herbert Luck North 1925),  photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	London, Saint Pancras, 172 Euston Road, St. Pancras Fire Station (Percy Nobbs 1901-02), photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	London, Saint Pancras, 172 Euston Road,  St. Pancras Fire Station  (Percy Nobbs 1901-02) , photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio
Maxwell and Tuke, King Street, Manchester (1902),  photo by Stephen Richards  on Wikipedia	Mallows (Davey)	Maclaren (Open University)
Mill End, Gerrards Cross,  desgned by Stanley Beard (1915),  photo on townandcountrymag.co.uk	Mitchell  (Davey)	Mitchell's own house (Davey)	Niven and Wigglesworth (Davey)
Oliver Falvey Hill, Moor Close, Newbold College, Binfield,  photo by Lewis Hulbert on Wikipedia	Painswick (Gloucestershire), Gyde Road, Gyde Almshouses (Sidney Barnsley 1913), photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	Painswick (Gloucestershire),  Gyde Road, Gyde Almshouses  (Sidney Barnsley 1913),  photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	Paul Waterhouse (son and business partner of Alfred Waterhouse )  Whitworth Hall Manchester,  photo by Stephen Richards  on Wikipedia
Philip Charles Hardwick, Adare Manor, Adare, County Limerick,  Ireland (1850–1862), photo by Michael Costa on Wikipedia	Philip Charles Hardwick, Charterhouse School, Godalming, Surrey (1872), photo by fotosforfun2 on flickr (Wikipedia)	Powell, (Davey).jpg	Powell (Davey)
Rodmarton (Gloucestershire),  Rodmarton Manor (Ernest Barnsley 1909-29),  photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	Rodmarton (Gloucestershire),  Rodmarton Manor (Ernest Barnsley 1909-29), photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	Rodmarton (Gloucestershire),  Rodmarton Manor Ernest Barnsley 1909-29), photo by Jacques Lasserre  on Panoramio
Rodmarton (Gloucestershire),  Rodmarton Manor (Ernest Barnsley 1909-29),  photo by Jacques Lasserre  on Panoramio	Rodmarton (Gloucestershire),  Rodmarton Manor  (Ernest Barnsley 1909-29), photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	Samuel Sanders Teulon,  Elvetham Hall,  photo Andrew Mathewson, geograph.org.uk	Samuel Sanders Teulon,  Gisborough Hall, photo Bill Boaden, geograph.org.uk
Samuel Sanders Teulon, Tortworth Court,  photo on Wikipedia	Samuel Whitfield Daukes,  Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester,  photo by Jongleur100 on Wikipedia	Sapperton (Gloucestershire),  Village Hall (Ernest Barnsley 1913), photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	Schultz (Davey)
Schultz, drawing exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1906, Wikipedia	Schultz, Holloway Sanatorium in Virginia Water (now called Virginia Park), photo geograph.org.uk	Schultz, Michael and All Angels, Woolmer Green, photo John Salmon, geograph.org.uk	Sidney Greenslade,  National Library of Wales,  photo by Ian Capper on Wikipedia
Sidney R. J. Smith, Durning Library (1889),  photo by Edwardx on Wikipedia	Thomas Cecil Howitt,  Council House Nottingham,  photo by Smashman on Wikipedia.jpg	Thomas Cecil Howitt, Home Brewery, Daybrook, Nottingham, photo by Q, geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)	Thomas Cubitt, 49 Belgrave Square, London,  photo by Edwardx on Wikipedia
Thomas Edward Collcutt,  Lloyd's Register of Shipping, London,  photo by Ramillies on Wikipedia	Thomas Edward Collcutt, Palace Theatre, London,  photo on Wikipedia	Thomas Henry Wyatt,  Orchardleigh Estate (1856), photo by Afrian Scottow on flickr (Wikipedia)
Thomas Worthington, Memorial Hall, Manchester (1863)  photo by KJP1 on Wikipedia	Thomas Worthington,  Ellen Wilkinson Highschoo (1880),  photo by Gerald England on Wikipedia		Walter Aubrey Thomas,  Hanover House Liverpool (1913-15), photo by Stephan Richards  on Wikipedia
Walter Aubrey Thomas, Lord Street Liverpool (1901), photo by Stephen Richards on Wikipedia	Walter Aubrey Thomas  Royal Liver Building (1908-11), photo on Wikipedia	Walter Aubrey Thomas, State Insurance Building (1906),  photo by John Allen on geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)	Walter Aubrey Thomas,  Tower Building, photo by Rodhullandmu  on Wikipedia
Wells, Besford Court;  the large stonebuilt extension  which was added in 1912,  photo Philip Halling, geograph.org.uk	Wells, Kempley church, photo andy dolman, geograph.org.uk	Wells, Lloyd's Bank (1929), on britisharchitects.weebly.com	Wells, on architectural-review.com
Wells, The Teddington branch of Lloyds Bank  (1929), photo Jonathan Cardy, Wikipedia	Westminster,  Barry and Pugin, photo by Gzen92 on Wikipedia	Westminster,  Barry and Pugin, photo by Rmashhadi on Wikipedia	William Donthorne,  St Michael's Hospital,  photo by Evelyn Simak, geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)
William Douglas Caroe, Cardiff University, photo by Stan Zurek on Wikipedia	William Douglas Caroe,  Millbank, London (1903),  photo by Barabbas1312 on Wikipedia	William Frame,  The Pierhead Building, Cardiff Bay, photo by Philip Halling, geograph.org.uk  (Wikipedia)	William George Robert Sprague,  Aldwych Theatre, photo by Edward on Wikipedia
William George Robert Sprague, Camden Palace Theatre, now Koko, photo by Philafrenzy on Wikipedia	William George Robert Sprague, Gielgud Theatre, London, photo by Wayland Smith on Wikipedia	William George Robert Sprague, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield,  photo by Harry Mitchell on Wikipedia	William George Robert Sprague,  Novello Theatre, London, photo by Turquoisefish on Wikipedia
William George Robert Sprague, Wyndhams Theatre, London, photo by Richard george on Wikipedia	William Henry Crossland,  Rochdale Town Hall, photo by Tim Green on flickr (Wikipedia)	William Henry Crossland,  Royal Holloway College, photo by marktollerman on flickr  (Wikipedia)	William Henry Lynn, Chester Town Hall, photo by John S Turner on Wikipedia
William Leiper, Auchenbothie House (1898),  Kilmacolm, photo by Jonathan Oldenbuck on Wikipedia	William Leiper,  Templeton's carpet factory, photo by CPMcE on Wikipedia	William Swinden Barber (1832 – 1908), Farfield House,  photo by Story book on Wikipedia, 1870s	William Swinden Barber (1832 – 1908), Farfield House,  photo by Story book on Wikipedia, 1870s
William Young,  Glasgow City Chambers  (1881-90), photo Jonny Durnan,  geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)	William Young, 23 Oakhill Road, Putney, London,  photo by Edwardx on Wikipedia	Wolverhampton, Wightwick Bank, Wightwick Manor (James Ould 1887, ext. 1893), photo by Jacques Lasserre  on Panoramio	Wolverhampton, Wightwick Bank,  Wightwick Manor (James Ould 1887, ext. 1893), photo by Jacques Lasserre  on Panoramio
William Young,  Glasgow City Chambers  (1881-90), photo Jonny Durnan,  geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)	William Young, 23 Oakhill Road, Putney, London,  photo by Edwardx on Wikipedia	Wolverhampton, Wightwick Bank, Wightwick Manor (James Ould 1887, ext. 1893), photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio	Wolverhampton, Wightwick Bank,  Wightwick Manor (James Ould 1887, ext. 1893), photo by Jacques Lasserre on Panoramio

Carpenter & Ingelow, Simonstone Hall,
image on archiseek.com

Cheers, Branch Library,
image on archiseek.com

Hadfield & Son, Pawson Brailsford Building,
image on archiseek.com

G. D. Martin, Hotel Majestic, Harrogate,
 image on archiseek.com

Court Hey, Moseley, William de Lacy Aherne (1867-1945),
image on wikivisually.com

George Corson, Spenfield, Wikipedia

Walsh & Nicholas,
image on archiseek.com

R. A. Briggs, House at Hambledon
(Charles Holme)

Briggs, House at Hambledon, garden front
(Charles Holme)

John Cash, House in Kent
(Charles Holme)

Bedford and Kitson,
Charles Holme, Modern British architecture and decoration p.35

Crouch and Butler,
Charles Holme, Modern British architecture and decoration p.77

Crouch and Butler,
Charles Holme, Modern British architecture and decoration p.78

Crouch and Butler,
Charles Holme, Modern British architecture and decoration p.79

Ralph Heaton,
Charles Holme, Modern British architecture and decoration p.103

Wickham and Haslam,
Charles Holme, Modern British architecture and decoration p.106

Dean Court Hotel, Duncombe Place, York, 1865, designed by JB & W Atkinson (brothers),
photo by Budby on flickr

High Street, Sheffield, Kemsley House, 1913-16, by Gibbs, Flockton & Teather,
for the Sheffield Daily Telegraph, photo by Budby on flickr

Sheffield, Left - Parade Chambers, 1 High Street, 1883-85, photo by Budby on flickr

The York Dispensary (former), Duncombe Place, 1897-98, photo by Budby on flickr

19 Yateley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, by Herbert Tudor Buckland, photo by JimmyGuano on Wikipedia

21 Yateley Road, Edgbaston, by Herbert Tudor Buckland, photo by Oosoom on Wikipedia

Cottages at Elan Village, Powys,
Elan Village was built in 1906-09 by Birmingham Corporation,
by Herbert Tudor Buckland, photo by Budby on flickr

Barnsley Girls High School (former), Huddersfield Road, Barnsley, 1905-09,
by Herbert Tudor Buckland & Haywood-Farmer of Birmingham.
Photo by Budby on flickr.

 
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Adams, on archiseek	Adams, on archiseek	Aubyn, on archiseek	Baker, on archiseek
Ball & Holland, on archiseek	Barradale, on archiseek.com	Bell & Roper, on archiseek.com	Bell & Roper, on archiseek
Binyon, on archiseek.com	Binyon, on archiseek	Birkett, on archiseek	Bottle, on archiseek.com
Butterworth and Duncan,  on archiseek.com	Campbell Jones,  on archiseek.com	Chancellor, on archiseek.com	Christian, on archiseek.
Dennis, on archiseek	Douglas, on archiseek	Dunham, on archiseek.com	Edwards, on archiseek.com
Fawcett, on archiseek	Forbes and Tate, on archiseek.com	Forbes and Tate, on archiseek	Fowler, on archiseek
Gillam, on archiseek	Goldsmith & Son, on archiseek.com	Goldsmith, on archiseek	Goodhart-Rendel, on archiseek
Hall, on archiseek	Hall, on archiseek	Hall, on archiseek	Hall, on archiseek
Hall, on archiseek.com	Hambling, on archiseek	Howell, on archiseek	Johnston, on archiseek.com
Jones, on archiseek	Keen, on archiseek	Kennard, on archiseek	Kirby, on archiseek
Lansdell, on archiseek.com	L'Anson and son, on archiseek.com.jpg	Leiper, on archiseek.com	Ormrod & Pomeroy, on archiseek
Prentice, on archissek.com	Read & McDonald, on archiseek	Robins, on archiseek	Schultz, Edenbridge
Schultz, How Green, on archiseek	Shaw, Henry, on archiseek	Simpson, on archiseek	Smith, on archiseek.com
Snell, on archiseek.com	Souttar, on archiseek	Stenning, Hayes, on archiseek	Stenning, on archisee
Tait & Langham, on archiseek	Talbot, on archiseek	Unsworth, on archiseek	Vaughn, on archiseek
Waller & Son, on archiseek	Wilkinson, on archiseek	Williams, on archiseek.com	Williams, on archiseek.com
Williams, on archiseek	Wood Bethel, on archiseek	Young, Cottages, on archiseek	Young, on archiseek

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  Literature:
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