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• '[Warwick]'
• 'The Priest's House, Prestbury.'
• 'A detail photograph of a portion of Bram Hall in Cheshire showing beautiful Oriel Window'
• 'Corner Post on "Magpie" at Ipswich.'

Anon.

From unidentified publications.

Various architects:

[Aston Webb (1849-1930) and E. Ingress Bell (1837-1914), architects; Frank Loughborough Pearson (1864-1947), architect; George Hastwell Grayson (1871-1951), architect; Charles James Blomfield (1862-1932), architect; Arnold Mitchell (1863-1944), architect; John Bilson (?-?), architect and archaeologist; Temple Lushington Moore (1856-1920), architect; William Henry Knowles (1858-1943), architect; Paul Waterhouse (1861-1924), architect; Leonard Aloysius Scott Stokes (1858-1925), architect; Edward Mitchell Gibbs (1874-1935), architect in partnership with T. J. Flockton; Henry T. Hare (1860-1921), architect; Arnold Thornely (1870-1953), architect, built in 1913 Liverpool University Faculty of Arts together with Briggs, Wolstenholme and F. W. Simon; William Douglas Caröe (1857-1938), architect; Henry Percy Adams (?-?) architect; Charles Henry Holden (1875-1960), architect; Ernest George (1839-1922) architect, sometime in partnership with Alfred Yeates; Reginald Blomfield (1856-1942), architect; Andrew Noble Prentice (1866-1941), architect; Eustace Carrie Frere (1863-1944), architect; Thomas Manly Deane (1851-?), Irish architect; Alexander Marshall Mackenzie (1848-1933), Scottish architect; James McLellan Fairley (?-?), Scottish architect; John James Burnet (1857-1938), architect; Alfred William Stephens Cross (1858-1932), architect; Basil Champneys (1824-1935), architect; Edward Prioleau Warren (1856-1937), architect.]

• 'Old Rochester Bridge, which lasted until 1856.'
• 'Detailed Plan of Part of Silchester.'
• 'Venta Silurum (Caerwent) from a plan by Mr. F. King, Architect to the Excavations.'
• 'West View of the City of Rochester'; 'G. F. Robson del.'; 'W. Smith fc.'
• [Unidentified Roman fort]
• [Map of Chester]
• 'An Accurate Plan of the City of Bath for May 1776'

Anon.

• 'Earswick 13'
• 'Road Junction Bournville. 46'
• 'The Triangle, Bournville. 49' (2)
• 'Poplar Grove, Earswick. 50'
• 'Pair of Houses in Holly Grove, Bournville 47'

Anon.

• 'Village Cross, East Hagbourne Berks'
• 'Village Cross, Ashton-under-hill Worcs'
• 'Village Cross, Wyre, n[ea]r Evesham'
• 'Village Cross, Garsington, n[ea]r Oxford'
• 'Churchyard Cross North Hinksey, n[ea]r Oxford'
• 'Village Cross Ripple, n[ea]r Tewkesbury'

'A. R. Quinton'

• 'Ann Hathaway's Cottage.'
• 'Shakespeare's Birthplace.'
• 'Bablake Hospital.' [1506, Coventry]
• [Cottages in Hampstead Garden suburb]
• [Reproduction of an unidentified oil-painting of a street lined by Tudor buildings]
• [Postcard showing houses in an unidentified garden suburb]

Anon.

• 'Sutton Garden Suburb, Benhilton Church from Aultone Way.' (2)
• 'Romford Garden Suburb Gidea Park'
• 'Gidea Park' (3)
• 'Baillie Scott's Cottages Gidea Park'
• 'Ealing Garden Suburb.' (3)
• 'Liverpool Corporation Workmen's Dwelling.' (2)

Anon.; M[ ] Hugh Baillie Scott.

• 'Keeper's Cottage, Panchbowl, Hindhead'
• 'Frogholt, n[ea]r Folkestone'
• 'Norwood'
• 'The Old Maids Cottage, Lee, n[ea]r llfracombe'
• 'Godshill, I. W.'
• 'Rottingdean, n[ea]r Brighton'
• 'Haslemere'
• 'Riverhead Sevenoaks'
• 'Bonhill, n[ea]r Lynton'
• 'Halls Croft'
• 'Shoreham'
• [further eleven unidentified villages]

'A. R. Quinton'; 'G. Harding'; anon.

Alfred Robert Quinton; G[ ] Harding; various authors.

'No 116' endorsed in manuscript in pencil in top left corner.

• 'One of the backs at the Hull garden suburb'
• 'The Garden Village, Hull.'; 'Messrs. Runton & Barry A.A.R.I.B.A. Architects'
• 'Thurstaston Garden Suburb, Near Liverpool';'S. D. Adshead 1911'
• 'Proposed Garden Suburb Thurstaston Cheshire'; 'Pl. 76' from an unidentified publication

[ ] Runton and [ ] Barry; Stanley D[avenport] Adshead.