Architects of Greater Manchester

1800 - 1940
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Name

Gregory Gill

Designation
Architect
Born
1824
Place of Birth
Cornwall
Location
Stalybridge
Died
1892

 

  • Born      1824 St Brocke, Cornwall
  • Died       6 July 1892

Gregory Gill was originally a carpenter, born in Cornwall in 1824 before moving to Halifax in the early 1860s. By 1871 he had moved to Dukinfield having become an architect and surveyor. His known architectural commissions span the period 1872 to 1888.

Residence
1851    St Sampsons, Cornwall
1863    Halifax
1871    Dukinfield
1873-7    The Hollins Stalybridge
1881    Gillmoor Stalybridge
1891    Stamford Road Ashton-under-Lyne

 

 

Buildings and Designs

Building Name District Town/City County Country
Chapel Vestries & Cottage Stalybridge   Stalybridge  GMCA  England
Two Shops, Stockport Road, Manchester   Manchester  GMCA  England
Methodist New Connexion Chapel, Droylsden Road, Newton Heath Newton Heath  Manchester  GMCA  England
Liberal Club Stalybridge   Stalybridge  GMCA  England
Drill Shed and Offices for the 13th Cheshire Rifle Volunteers   Stalybridge  GMCA  England
House, Works, and Six-Stall Stable, Bayley Street, Stalybridge   Stalybridge  GMCA  England
Extensions: Town Hall Stalybridge Stalybridge  Tameside  GMCA  England
Wesleyan Schools, Gee Cross, Hyde Gee Cross  Hyde  GMCA  England
Council Chamber, Town Hall, Stalybridge   Stalybridge  GMCA  England
Primitive Methodist Schools, Newton Moor, near Hyde Newton Moor, near Hyde  Tameside  GMCA  England
Co-op No 4 Huddersfield Road Branch Stalybridge  Tameside  GMCA  England
Oddfellows’ Hall, (later Prince'sCinema), Albert Square, Stalybridge Stalybridge  Tameside  GMCA  England
The Warrington Club, Caroline Street, Mossley Road, Ashton-under-Lyne Ashton-under-Lyne  Tameside  GMCA  England
American Skittle Alley, The Warrington Club, Caroline Street, Ashton-under-Lyne Ashton-under-Lyne  Tameside  GMCA  England
Farm House, etc., Aspinshaw near Birch Vale, Derbyshire Aspinshaw, near Birch Vale  High Peak  Derbyshire  England
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Stockport Road, Gee Cross, Hyde Gee Cross, Hyde  Tameside  GMCA  England