Frederick Harrison

Frederick Harrison was the son of Henry Harrison of Preston, Lancashire; born at Preston in 1871; educated at Hutton Grammar School, Lancashire and attended the Harris Institute, Preston; articled to James Garry FRIBA* of West Hartlepool; after experience in Newcastle and London, came to Leicester, and with Walter Herbert Hattrell, MSA commenced in 1896, as architect and surveyor in Leicester and Coventry: the firm was been responsible for Stoney Stanton Road Wesleyan Church at Coventry, the Trade Union Hall and head offices at Leicester for the National Union of Boot and Shoe operatives etc. and has also been connected with the development of several important building estates. Hon. Secretary of the Birstall Golf Club since its formation. Married in 1896, Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Yeadon Johnson of West Hartlepool and has issue two sons and one daughter. Elected LRIBA on 20 July 1911.

Address
1896-1901 : Harrison and Hattrell, 34 Friars Lane, Leicester
1902-1907 : Harrison and Hattrell, 3 Welford Road, Leicester

Residence
1903 : Frederick Harrison, 1 Maybrook Houses, East Park Road, NE
1906 : Frederick Harrison architect (Harrison and Hattrell), 22 Saxe Coburg Street, Leicester
1909 : Dryburgh House, Stoneygate Road, Leicester
1911 : Dryburgh House, Stoneygate Road, Leicester

Reference : Who’s Who in Architecture 1914
Reference : Leicestershire and Rutland at the Opening of the Twentieth Century. Contemporary Biographies. W. Scarff. Editor: W. T. Pike Publisher:  W. T. Pike & Co, Brighton (1902) page 153
See also BAL Biography File