Name

John Brooke

Designation

architect

Born

1853

Place of Birth

Mansfield

Location

Manchester

Died

1914

Buildings and Designs

Building Name	District	Town/City	County	Country
Two Entrance Lodges: Queens Park Victoria Avenue Crewe		Crewe	Cheshire	England
"Normanby" Bonville Road Bowdon Cheshire		Bowdon	GMCA	England
Albion Congregational Church Stamford Street Ashton‑under‑Lyne		Ashton-under-Lyne	GMCA	England
Stanway Manor Farmstead near Rushbury		Rushbury	Shropshire	England
New Entrance Lodge and Gateway Welbeck Abbey	Welbeck	Worksop	Nottinghamshire	England
“Edinscourt” Disley Cheshire		Disley	Cheshire	England
“Woodend” Homestead Road Disley		Disley	Cheshire	England
"The Old Croft," Legh Road, Knutsford		Knutsford	Cheshire	England
Edmund Heuer House Bowdon		Bowdon	GMCA	England
The Godfrey Ermen Home of Rest for the Blind Roe Lane Southport		Southport	Merseyside	England
St Chad’s Church: Handforth Cheshire	Handforth	Wilmslow	Cheshire	England
Chancel Christ Church Crewe		Crewe	Cheshire	England
Deansgate Arcade Deansgate Manchester	Central	Manchester	GMCA	England
St. George's Vicarage Mossley		Mossley	GMCA	England
Ollerton Grange Ollerton Cheshire		Ollerton	Cheshire	England
Diocesan Church House; 90 Deansgate, Manchester.	Central	Manchester	GMCA	England
Almshouses, Wellbeck		Worksop	Nottinghamshire	England
Crewdson House, Disley, Cheshire		Disley	Cheshire	England
The Webb Orphanage, Crewe		Crewe	Cheshire	England
Parish-Room and Schools in connection with St. Barnabas's Church, Crewe		Crewe	Cheshire	England
Clock Tower: Queens Park, Victoria Avenue, Crewe		Crewe	Cheshire	England
Church of St Peter, Earle Street, Crewe		Crewe	Cheshire	England
Offices, Strutt Street, Manchester	Central	Manchester	GMCA	England

Name	Designation	Formed	Dissolved	Location
Corbett Sons and Brooke	Architectural practice	1876	1881	Manchester
Hall and Brooke	joint architects	1908	1909	London Manchester
Brooke and Elcock	Architectural practice	1912	1914	Manchester
Colley and Brooke	Architectural Practice	1881	1884	Manchester