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Collection Summary
Biographical Sketch of Sir Aston Webb
Scope and Content of the collection
Restrictions
Index Terms
Related Material
Administrative Information
References to works by or about Sir Aston Webb (1849-1930), E. Ingress Bell (1837-1914), and Maurice Webb (1880-1939)
Description of Series
Series A: Printed Material
Series B: Drawings, photographs and tearsheets
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Sir Aston Webb collection
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Webb, Aston, Sir, 1849-1930 |
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Sir Aston Webb collection |
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Dates: | 1968-1936 |
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Abstract: |
Sir Aston Webb (1849-1930), London architect, designed many large public commissions throughout England between 1875-1915; he worked with E. Ingress Bell and later with his son Maurice Webb. The collection consists of architectural drawings, photographs, and tearsheets from British architectural periodicals that document the career of Sir Aston Webb. |
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WEBB 1983029 |
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369 drawings, 244 photographs, 136 tearsheets from British architecture periodicals |
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Materials are in English. |
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Alexander Architectural Archives, University of
Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin. |
Aston Webb was born in London in 1849, the son of a successful painter, Edward Webb. He received his early training in architecture articled to the firm of Banks and Barry (1866-1871). When his tenure there ended he spent a year traveling throughout Europe and Asia Minor. In 1873 he won the Pugin Studentship and toured Cambridgeshire and Suffolk. On his return to London in 1874, Webb established his own architectural practice, which by the turn of the century was the largest in England. His earliest works include the Church of St. John, Oxfordshire (1875); almshouses at Worcester (1878); and a granary at Deptford (1880). Webb began working with E. Ingress Bell (1836 or 37-1914) in the early 1880s and the pair secured their first important commission with a winning design for the Victoria Law Courts in Birmingham (1886). For the next 23 years, Webb and Bell completed numerous large public building projects. The two were official partners from 1902-1909. During Webb's later career, he was assisted by his sons, Maurice and Philip.
In Webb's early design work with Bell he employed a wide variety of architectural styles. Historians consider these works his most original. They include the new frontage for the Victoria and Albert Museum in South Kensington (1891); the Royal United Services Institute, Whitehall, London (1893-1895); the design for the Royal Naval College at Dartmouth (c.1900); and the University of Birmingham (1900-1909).
In 1901 Webb won a limited competition for the Queen Victoria Memorial and mall approach to Buckingham Palace. Subsequent work at Buckingham included the Admiralty Arch (1908-1909), and a new design for the east frontage of the Palace (1912-1913). Webb's work at Buckingham reflects an increased classical influence indicative of the times.
Throughout his career Webb worked actively in professional organizations and at promoting a professional image for architects. He joined the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1883 and served as president from 1902-1904. He was elected to the Royal Acadamy as an associate in 1899, full academician in 1903, and served as acting president from 1919-1924. Webb was knighted in 1904, received the Royal Gold Medal in Architecture in 1905 and the first recipient of the American Institute of Architects Gold Medal in 1907.
Webb showed political and social astuteness by repeatedly securing both public and private large scale commissions. He was a model professional, leading a conservative lifestyle and effectively managing his firm. Webb died in 1930 and is memorialized at St. Paul's Cathedral, London.
Major works include Christ's Hospital School, Sussex (1893-1902); the Imperial College of Science, South Kensington (1900-1906); King's College, Cambridge (1908); the Royal School of Mines, South Kensington (1909-1913).
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The Sir Aston Webb Papers consist of 369 architectural drawings, 224 photographs and 136 "tearsheets" from British architectural periodicals. The majority of drawings are presentation drawings executed on illustration board. Included in this collection are drawings for the restoration of the Church of Saint Bartholomew the Great (1892), additions to the Gonville and Caius College at Cambridge University (1900, 1904, 1907), and numerous country houses. The collection also contains a number of drawings representing the student work of Phillip Edward Webb executed from 1907 to 1912 at the Architectural Association (1905-1907) and the Royal Academy (1907-1912). The bulk of the drawings in the collection represent the post World War I work of Sir Aston Webb and Son, including materials for the Royal Air Force Club (1922) and the Stock Exchange War Memorial (1919-1921).
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This collection is indexed under the following headings in the University of Texas Online Catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings. |
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Persons: |
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Webb, Aston, Sir, 1849-1930 |
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Bell, Edward Ingress |
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Webb, Philip Edward, 1885-1916 |
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Webb, Maurice |
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Admiralty Arch, Buckingham Palace (London, Eng.) |
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Birmingham New Law Courts (Birmingham, Eng.) |
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University of Cambridge |
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Imperial College of Science and Technology |
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Royal United Service Institution (Great Britain) |
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Shepard's Bush Flats (London, Eng.) |
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Stock Exchange War Memorial and Chapel Court Entrance (London, Eng.) |
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Victoria and Albert Museum |
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Church architecture--England |
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Architecture, Domestic--Designs and plans |
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Universities and colleges--England |
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Public buildings--England |
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Memorials--England |
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Architecture--England |
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Architecture, Edwardian |
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Great Britain--Buildings--19th century |
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architectural drawings (visual works) |
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competition drawings |
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Interior design drawings |
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Periodical illustrations |
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presentation drawings (proposals) |
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renderings (drawings) |
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Student works |
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travel sketches |
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working drawings |
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photographic prints |
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design development drawings |
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The most comprehensive archive of the work of Sir Aston Webb is located at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London. An inventory of these drawings is published in volume 15 of the Catalogue of the Drawings Collection of the Royal Institute of British Architects (Gregg International, 1984). |
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Sir Aston Webb collection, Alexander Architectural Archives, University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin
Transferred to the Alexander Architectural Archives from the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center.
drawings by Lila Knight; other material processed by Kathy Martinson, March 1993; Amy Reichert.
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Edward Ingress Bell
"John Francis Bentley. A Sketch from Memory." Architectural Notes vol. 18 (January 1903): p. 191.
[Obituary] Builder vol. 92 (1914): p. 231, 271.
[Obituary] Journal of the Royal Institute of British Architects (JRIBA) vol. 21 (1913-1914): p. 682-3.
"Unrest." American Architect and Building News vol. 7 (May 29, 1880): p. 238-9.
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Sir Aston Webb
"The American Presentation to Sir Aston Webb." JRIBA vol. 14 (1907): p. 294-301.
"The Architecture of Sir Aston Webb, President of the Royal Academy." Building News vol. 119 (1920): p. 63-4.
"The Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth." Architectural Review vol. 18 (November 1905): p. 194-216.
"A Century of Regent Street: MDCCCXX - MDCCCCXX." Architectural Review vol. 62 (December 1927): p. 202-39.
Creswell, H. B. "A Backward View." Architect and Building News vol. 208 (August 11, 1955): p. 172-3.
Creswell, H. B. "Seventy Years Back." Architectural Review vol. 124 (December 1958): p. 405.
"Current Architecture: University of Birmingham." Architectural Review vol. 26 (September 1909): p. 142-52.
"Current Architecture: The Victoria and Albert Museum." Architectural Review vol. 26 (July 1909): p. 38-48.
Darby, Elizabeth. "The Nation's Memorial to Victoria." Country Life vol. 164 (November 16, 1978): p. 1647-8.
Darly, Gillian. "Informality in a Formal Layout, Whiteley Village, Surrey." Country Life vol. 160 (November 18, 1976): p. 1484-5.
"Death of Noted Architect." Architect vol. 15 (September 1930): p. 555.
Design for the South Kensington Museum Building." Architectural Digest vol. 47, no. 7-8 (1977): p. 471.
"Drawing for the Metropolitan Life Assurance Society's Offices in Moorgate, London." Architectural Design vol. 47, no. 3 (1977): p. 175.
"Grain Silos, Greenwich, England." American Architect and Building News vol. 56 (May 22, 1897): p. 64.
Gray, Stuart A. Edwardian Architecture: A Biographical Dictionary. Iowa City, Iowa: University of Iowa Press.
Jackson, N. and Thomas, J. "Presidents of RIBA." JRIBA vol 91 (May 1984): p. 56-7.
"The Late Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, O.M.R.A." RIBA Proceedings vol. 19 (1911-1912): p. 608-9.
"The Late Sir Thomas Brock." The Builder vol. 123 (1922): p. 331.
[Obituary] American Architect vol. 191 (January 26, 1907): p. 53.
[Obituary] Architecture (NY) vol. 62 sup. 45 (October 1930).
[Obituary] Architectural Forum vol. 53 (September 1930): p. 57.
[Obituary] Architectural Review vol. 68 sup. 64 (September 1930).
[Obituary] Art Digest vol. 4 (September 1930): p. 18.
[Obituary] Connoisseur vol. 86 (October 1930): p. 262-3.
[Obituary] JRIBA vol. 37 (1929-30): p. 744.
"A Picture in Passing; Rue de la Grosse Horlogo, Rowen." Architect vol. 3, no. 8 (August 1973): p. 50-2.
"Portrait by W. Llewellyn." London Studio vol. 9 (June 1935): p. 297.
"The Proposal for a League of Nations." Architectural Review vol. 46 (December 1919): p. 132-54.
"Registration of Architects." JRIBA vol. 21 (1913-1914): p. 167-74.
Royal Institute of British Architects Drawing Collection. London: Sir Banister Fletcher Library, 1968.
"The Royal College of Science." Architectural Review vol. 21 (April 1907): p. 192-206.
"Royal Gold Medal Presentation to M. August Choisy, 20th June, 1904." JRIBA vol. 11 (1904): p. 449-54.
Service, Alastair. Edwardian Architecture: A Handbook of Building Design in Britain, 1890-1914. New York, Toronto: Oxford Press, 1977.
Service, Alastair. Edwardian Architecture and Its Origins. London: Architectural Press Ltd., 1975.
"Sir Aston Webb." JRIBA vol. 12 (November 1904): p. 13.
"Sir Aston Webb's Record. Public Buildings and Churches." The Architect's Magazine vol. 5 (July 1905): p. 57.
"The Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington, London, England." American Architect and Building News vol. 82 (November 28, 1903): p. 72.
"Work of Sir Aston Webb, Architect." The Builder vol. 116 (1919): p. 110, 156.
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Sir Aston Webb and E. Ingress Bell
"Current Architecture." Architectural Review 16 (August 1904): p. 74-80.
"Current Architecture: University of Birmingham." Architectural Review 26 (September 1909): p. 142-52. Illus.
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Sir Aston Webb and Son, architects
"The War Memorial at Malvern College." Architectural Review 58 (August 1925): p. 50-7. Illus, plans.
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Maurice Everett Webb (1880-1939)
"Century of Progress." Architectural Review 76 (December 1934): p. 190-1.
"Design and Construction of Buildings in Relation to Fire Risks." Royal Society of Arts Journal 81 (January 27, 1933): p. 242-55.
"The Guildhall, Kingston-on-Thames." Architect and Building News 143 (July 19, 1935): p. 81-7.
"Hospital Designed to Prevent Cross-Infection: Maurice E. Webb, architect." Architectural Record 85 (January 1939): p. 40-1. Illus., plans.
"Hospitaux." L'Architecture d'aujour d'hui. n.s., loe annee (September-October 1939): p. 10-51. Illus., plans.
"The London Fever Hospital New Isolation Block, Architect: Maurice E. Webb." Architect and Building News 155 (July 22, 1938): p. 98-100.
[Obituary]. JRIBA 47 (Dec 11, 1939; January 15, 1940): p. 41-3.
[Obituary]. Architect and Building News 160 (November 17, 1939): p. 149-50.
[Obituary]. Architect and Building News 161 (February 2, 1940): p. 133.
[Obituary]. The Builder 157 (November 17, 1939): p. 711.
[Obituary]. The Builder 157 (December 1, 1939): p. 754.
[Obituary]. Royal Society of the Arts Journal 88 (November 24/December 8, 1939): p. 61, 102.
[Portrait]. JRIBA 42 (November 6, 1934): p. 81.
"The Report of the First International Congress on Architectural Education, Held Under the Auspices of the Royal Institute of British Architects, July 28-August 2, 1924." Architectural Review 9 (March 1926): p 82-9. Illus., plans.
"A Sketch of Some Experiences During the War, and the Moral..." Builder 116 (1919): p. 641-2.
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The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
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Series A: Printed Material |
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The printed material series consists of a published brochure and a publication by Webb, 1921. |
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Webb, Sir Aston. London of the Future. London: T. Fisher Unvin Ltd, 1921. |
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Series B: Drawings, photographs and tearsheets |
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This series consist of 369 architectural drawings, 224 photographs and 136 "tearsheets" from British architectural periodicals. The majority of drawings are presentation drawings executed on illustration board. The collection also contains a number of drawings representing the student work of Phillip Edward Webb executed from 1907 to 1912 at the Architectural Association (1905-1907) and the Royal Academy (1907-1912). The bulk of the drawings in the collection represent the post World War I work of Sir Aston Webb and Son. |
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Entries in the Drawings Series are indexed in alphabetical order by Client's name. If the client is not identifiable, the field will remain blank. Entries without client names are sorted by Project Name and listed before those that provide client's names. Furthermore, similar projects are sorted in chronological order by date. Project names are supplied by the cataloger, as title blocks on the drawings prove to be inconsistent and many drawings are not labeled. Project names may also have been adjusted to accommodate alphabetical sorting. Dates are offered if they can be derived from the drawings or gathered from other authoritative sources. The term "drawing" includes both original works (such as pencil on trace paper, or ink on tracing cloth) as well as copies (such as sepia prints, blue line prints, etc.). |
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Project name: Abbey Flats.
Primary archt/firm: Maurice Everett Webb
Collaborators: H.A. Dawson, assoc. archt. |
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Abbey Road (St. John's Wood) |
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Project name: Admiralty and War Offices.
Date on drawings: 1884
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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London |
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Project name: All Saint's School. Additions and alterations. Proposed.
Date on drawings: 1918
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Bloxham |
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Project name: Artillery House.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son
Collaborators: Henry A. Dawson |
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Westminster |
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London |
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Project name: Artillery Monument. New arrangement. Proposed.
Date on drawings: 1910
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Project name: Banco de Chile.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Chile |
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Project name: "Bassets".
Primary archt/firm: Maurice Everett Webb |
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Farnborough |
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Project name: Birmingham Hospitals Centre.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Edgbaston |
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Birmingham |
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Project name: Birmingham New Law Courts.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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Project name: Birmingham Police Headquarters.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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Project name: Birmingham University.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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Project name: Branston Cottage group.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Branston |
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Project name: Burford Church. Restoration.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Burford |
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Project name: Burton Infirmary. Alteration and extension.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Staffs |
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Project name: Central Police Station to Country Town.
Date on drawings: 1890
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Project name: Certificates.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Project name: Church of Saint Bartholomew the Great. Restoration & Addition.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Project name: Conservative Club.
Date on drawings: 1880
Primary archt/firm: [E.] Hampson & George Shaw? |
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Project name: Consol's Market.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Project name: Dunbar Site Memorial.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Project name: Ellens Farm.
Primary archt/firm: Maurice Everett Webb |
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Project name: Evelyn Nursing Home.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Cambridge |
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Project name: Fountain.
Primary archt/firm: Thomas Blashill |
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Project name: Foxbury garden house.
Primary archt/firm: Maurice Everett Webb |
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Project name: [Gothic & Romanesque Details of Cut Stonework & Painted Glass].
Date on drawings: 1868-1869
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Project name: [Gothic & Romanesque Details of Cut Stonework & Painted Glass].
Date on drawings: 1872
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Project name: Government House.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Project name: Guidhall.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son? |
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Project name: Hertford Memorial. Proposed.
Date on drawings: 1919
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Project name: Highways Building.
Primary archt/firm: G. Wornum? |
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Project name: "Hildon".
Date on drawings: 1898
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Hampshire |
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Project name: Hockley Sole. Alterations. Proposed.
Primary archt/firm: Philip Edward Webb |
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Folkstone |
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Project name: Honor Oak Crematorium.
Primary archt/firm: Maurice Everett Webb
Collaborators: William Bell |
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Camberwell? |
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Project name: Huddington Courthouse.
Date on drawings: 1881 |
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Project name: Imperial College of Science & Technology.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb and E. Ingress Bell
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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South Kensington |
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Project name: Junior United Service Club. Addition.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Project name: Malvern College?
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Project name: Malvern Town War Memorial. Proposed.
Date on drawings: 1921
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Malvern |
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Project name: Manor Park. Cookham Dene.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Chislehurst |
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Kent |
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Project name: Marden Park. Stairway addition to garden front.
Date on drawings: 1913
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Marden |
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Kent |
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England |
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Project name: Marlborough College. New boarding house.
Date on drawings: 1909
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & C. E. Gonting |
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Marlborough |
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Wiltshire |
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England |
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Project name: Maurice Everett Webb portrait.
Date on drawings: 1915
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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England |
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Project name: Measured Drawings & notes for Measured Drawings.
Date on drawings: 1907 - 1911
Primary archt/firm: Philip Edward Webb |
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England |
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Project name: Memorial tablet to the memory of the late Mr. & Mrs. Wynne. Design.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son? |
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England |
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Project name: Miscellaneous projects.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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England |
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Project name: Monastic Building or School.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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England |
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Project name: Monument in Monnow Street to the late C. S. Rolls. Proposed.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Monmouth |
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Wales |
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Project name: New Christ's Hospital Schools.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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Horsham |
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West Sussex |
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England |
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Project name: Northamptonshire County Council Buildings. Alterations and additions. Proposed.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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Northamptonshire |
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England |
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Project name: Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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36-44 Moorgate, E.C. |
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England |
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Project name: Palazzo Cuccoli.
Date on drawings: 1911
Primary archt/firm: Philip Edward Webb |
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Fiaschi |
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Florence |
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Italy |
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Project name: Palazzo Piccolomini.
Date on drawings: 1911
Primary archt/firm: Philip Edward Webb |
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Siena |
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Italy |
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Project name: Princess Beatrice Hospital.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Earl's Court |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Royal Air Force Club Premises.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Royal College of Science.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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South Kensington |
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Project name: Royal College of Science & Government Offices.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & T.M.Deane |
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Upper Merrion Street |
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Dublin |
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Ireland |
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Project name: Royal Engineer's Mess.
Date on drawings: 1906
Primary archt/firm: C.J. Taylor |
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Chatham |
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England |
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Project name: Royal Engineer's Mess Room.
Date on drawings: 1906
Primary archt/firm: T. Deveney |
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England |
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Project name: Royal Exchange. Memorial to the London Troops.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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England |
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Project name: Royal Institute of British Architects Building.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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G. Wornum |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Royal Naval College. War memorial. Proposed.
Date on drawings: 1948
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Dartmouth |
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Devonshire |
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England |
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Project name: Royal Society of Arts.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Royal United Service Institution.
Date on drawings: 1891-1893
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: S.S. Queen Elizabeth.
Primary archt/firm: G. Wornum |
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England |
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Project name: Saint Cuthbert's College. Chapel. Proposed.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Worksop |
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Nottinghamshire |
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England |
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Project name: Saint George's Church.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Worcester |
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Worcestershire |
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England |
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Project name: School.
Date on drawings: 1952
Primary archt/firm: Oliver Hill |
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Eleuthera |
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Bahamas |
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Project name: Shepherds Bush Flats.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son
Collaborators: Colcutt & Hamp, assoc. archt. |
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Kensington & Hammersmith |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Shepherds Bush for Mrs. Wardrop. Exhibit.
Primary archt/firm: Maurice Everett Webb |
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Shepherds Bush |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Small country house. Miscellaneous Student Work.
Primary archt/firm: Philip Edward Webb |
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England |
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Project name: Sonning Grove.
Primary archt/firm: Maurice Everett Webb |
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Sonning-on-Thames |
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Berkshire |
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England |
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Project name: Southwick Church. Charles Herbert Cooper???
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Sussex |
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England |
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Project name: St. Alban's Church. Screen to Lady Chapel.
Date on drawings: 1915
Primary archt/firm: Philip Edward Webb |
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Fulham |
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England |
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Project name: St. Francis Church.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son? |
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Dollis Hill |
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England |
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Project name: St. Helen's Church.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Worcester |
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Worcestershire |
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England |
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Project name: St. Leonard's-on-Sea. New front gate. Suggested.
Primary archt/firm: Philip Edward Webb |
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Aveley |
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England |
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Project name: St. Mary-le-Park Church.
Primary archt/firm: John S. Quilter |
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Battersea |
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England |
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Project name: St. Paul's. New chancel screen.
Primary archt/firm: Maurice Everett Webb |
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Bryncoedifor |
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North Wales |
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Project name: Staffordshire General Infirmary. New building. Proposed.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Staffordshire |
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England |
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Project name: Stock Exchange War Memorial and Chapel Court Entrance.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son & R. Layton Cole |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Stoke D'Abernon. Manor house. Remodeling.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Surrey |
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England |
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Project name: Stourton Church. Restoration.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Stourton |
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Staffordshire |
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England |
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Project name: Testimonies of Study final examination.
Date on drawings: 1912
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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England |
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Project name: Thames Warehouse. South Thames Bonded Stores.
Date on drawings: 1901
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Southwark |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: "The Briary".
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Cowes |
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Isle of Wight |
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England |
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Project name: "The Gables".
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Blackheath / Lewisham |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Unidentified buildings.
Date on drawings: 1888
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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23 Austin Friars |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Unidentified church.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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England |
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Project name: Unidentified church.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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England |
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Project name: [Unidentified grammar school?].
Date on drawings: 1888
Primary archt/firm: [Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell] |
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England |
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Project name: Unidentified house.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Bromley |
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Kent |
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England |
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Project name: Unidentified house.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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England |
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Project name: Unidentified house.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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England |
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Project name: [Unidentified house].
Date on drawings: 1882
Primary archt/firm: [Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell?] |
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England |
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Project name: [Unidentified house].
Date on drawings: 1883
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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England |
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Project name: Unidentified house. Conservatory and picture room.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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England |
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Project name: Unidentified house or rectory.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell? |
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England |
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Project name: Unidentified summer cottage. Proposed.
Date on drawings: 1895
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Isle of Wight |
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England |
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Project name: Unidentified warehouse.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Victoria and Albert Museum.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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England |
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Project name: Waterloo Bridge. [widening]
Primary archt/firm: Maurice Everett Webb |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Whiteley Village Buildings.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Whiteley Village |
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Burnhill |
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Surrey |
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England |
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Project name: "Windmere"
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Blackheath, Lewisham |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Army & Navy Cooperative Society, Ltd. New front and building alterations.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Army & Navy Cooperative Society, Ltd. |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Perpendicular Gothic Canopy.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son? |
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Bela, Madame |
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England |
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Project name: Brittania Royal Naval College.
Date on drawings: 1897-1898
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Brittania Royal Naval College |
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Dartmouth |
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Devonshire |
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England |
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Project name: Camberwell Borough. New cemetary chapel.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Camberwell Borough Council |
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Camberwell? |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Cambridge University. Gonville And Caius College.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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Cambridge University |
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England |
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Project name: Cambridge University. King's College.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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Cambridge University |
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England |
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Project name: Cambridge University. Magdalene College.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & E. Ingress Bell |
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Cambridge University |
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England |
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Project name: Oakover. Additions.
Date on drawings: 1898
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Campbell Newington, Esq. |
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Ticehurst |
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Sussex |
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England |
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Project name: Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd.
Date on drawings: 1928
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd. |
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London |
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England |
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Project name: Lord Cowdry cottages. Proposed.
Date on drawings: 1913
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Cowdray, Lord |
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Midhurst |
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Sussex |
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England |
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Project name: Denstone College. Library and Classroom Block and Headmaster's House. War Memorial.
Date on drawings: 1918
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Denstone College |
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England |
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Project name: J.E. Eltsbacher house.
Date on drawings: 1914
Primary archt/firm: Maurice Everett Webb |
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Eltsbacher, J. E., Esq. |
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Noordwk |
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Holland |
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Project name: Howell's School. Memorial Library. Proposed.
Date on drawings: 1948
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb & Son? |
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Howell's School |
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Denbigh |
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Wales |
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England |
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Project name: City of London Memorial.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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London, City of |
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England |
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Project name: Malvern College. Library.
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Malvern College |
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Malvern |
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Worcestershire |
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England |
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Project name: J. M. Morries Cocar House. Additions and alterations. Proposed.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Morries, J. M. |
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Sterling |
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Scotland |
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Project name: Russell School. "Ballards".
Primary archt/firm: Aston Webb & Son |
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Russell School |
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Addington |
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Surrey |
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England |
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Project name: Charles Seely house. Proposed.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Seely, Charles |
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Bart. Brooke |
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Isle of Wight |
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Project name: Sir Offley Peverey.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Wakeman, Sir Offley, Bart. |
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Shropshire |
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England |
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Project name: Campbell-Bannerman Monument.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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Westminster Abbey? |
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England |
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Project name: Admiralty Arch and Its Approaches.
Primary archt/firm: Sir Aston Webb |
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