Architects of Greater Manchester

1800 - 1940
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Name

William Hayward Brakspear

Designation
architect
Born
1818
Place of Birth
Chelsea
Location
Manchester
Died
1898

Buildings and Designs

Building Name District Town/City County Country
Warehouse John Dalton Street Manchester Central  Manchester  GMCA  England
Church of St Mary Bridgwater Somerset   Bridgewater  Somerset  England
St. Mary the Virgin Bowdon Cheshire   Bowdon  GMCA  England
Warehouse (II) John Dalton Street Manchester Central  Manchester  GMCA  England
Church of St Bartholomew Wilmslow Cheshire   Wilmslow  Cheshire  England
Cotton Exchange Town Hall Square Blackburn   Blackburn  Lancashire  England
Bowden Vicarage   Bowdon  GMCA  England
New Lecture Hall: Altrincham and Bowdon Literary Institution Bowdon  Altrincham  GMCA  England
Briars Hey Mill Lane Rainhill St Helens Rainhill  St Helens  GMCA  England
St Paul’s Church Stalybridge. Enlargement Staley  Stalybridge  GMCA  England
St James Collyhurst (Architectural Competition) Collyhurst  Manchester  GMCA  England
Manchester Athenaeum Reconstruction (Architectural Competition) Central  Manchester    England
St Paul’s Wesleyan Church and Schools Enville Road Bowden   Bowdon  GMCA  England
Baptistry: Church of St Martin Ashton-on-Mersey   Ashton-on-Mersey  GMCA  England
Font: Church of St Martin Ashton-on-Mersey   Ashton-on-Mersey  GMCA  England
Elementary Schools Ashton-on-Mersey   Ashton-on-Mersey  GMCA  England
Shops and Offices St Ann’s Square Manchester Central  Manchester  GMCA  England

Partnerships

Name Designation Formed Dissolved Location
Dickson and Brakspear Architectural practice 1845 1849 Manchester