Architects of Greater Manchester

1800 - 1940
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Name

Asahel Pilkington Bell

Designation
architect
Born
1846
Place of Birth
Liverpool
Location
Manchester Argentina
Died
1891

Buildings and Designs

Building Name District Town/City County Country
“Westwood” St. Margaret's Road Dunham Massey   Dunham Massey  GMCA  England
Crumpsall Hall Estate Crumpsall  Manchester  GMCA  England
Church of St Paul Oldham Road Manchester   Manchester  GMCA  England
Tramway: Formby   Formby  Merseyside  England
Plas Llanfair Anglesey     Anglesey  Wales
Proposed Restoration (1) St Mary’s Church, The Parsonage, Manchester Central  Manchester  GMCA  England
Leasowe Embankment & Esplanade   Wallasey  Merseyside  England
Vicarage Pontefract Tanshelf  Pontefract  Yorkshire  England
Wirral Deeside and Hoylake Railway (including stations)     Cheshire  England
Central Railway of Chubut Eastern Patagonia     Eastern Patagonia  Argentina
St Paul’s Church Oldham Road, New Cross, Manchester (Architectural Competition) New Cross  Manchester  GMCA  England
Masonic Hall, High Street, Bangor   Bangor  Gwynedd  Wales
Bijou Theatre and Ballroom, Gorddingog Estate, Abergwyngregyn   Abergwyngregyn  Gwynedd  Wales
Langworthy Gallery, Peel Park Museum and Library, Crescent, Salford (Architectural Competition)   Salford  GMCA  England
Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank, Branch Bank, 7 Hargreaves Street, Burnley   Burnley  Lancashire  England
Formby by the Sea Formby  Sefton  Merseyside  England
St Peter's Church, Aintree, Liverpool Aintree  Liverpool  Merseyside  England
Crumpsall Hall Estate, Crumpsall, Manchester Crumpsall  Manchester  GMCA  England

Partnerships

Name Designation Formed Dissolved Location
Maycock and Bell Architectural practice 1870 1874 Manchester
Bell and Roper Architectural practice 1877 1891 Manchester