Churches •
St Hugh, Monk's Road, Lincoln, 1891. Originally designed to be placed in Silver Street, Lincoln. Rock faced with steeple. •
St Marys Church, Compton Leek,
Staffordshire, 1885. • St Joseph, Highgate, London. The
corner stone was laid on 24 May 1888 and the building opened on 21 November 1889. The church is in the Italian Romanesque style and was built to commemorate the Jubilee of
Pope Leo XIII. Brother Alphonsus superintending the work. • Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church,
Herne Bay, 1889.
Grade II listed in 2014.
Houses • Bracebridge Hall, Lincoln, 1883. According to Pevsner, "A brash and chunky High Victorian pile arranged around an open yard. Gothic and asymmetrical… with and bell turett SW octagonal tower". Two lodges, one on the Brant Road with applied
timber framing and fretted bargeboards. ==Literature==