Maxwell Tuke and Hurst

At Southport James Maxwell and William Charles Tuke were joined in partnership by Samuel Hurst about 1876. This partnership appears to have been conducted entirely independently from their main business in Manchester and was an arrangement similar to that established by Edward Potts about the same time. Both were intended to offer promising young architects and potential future partners the opportunity to gain experience. Maxwell Tuke and Hurst dissolved the partnership on 13 June 1885; it had specialised almost exclusively in Nonconformist chapels and schools.

Address
1876        Maxwell Tuke and Hurst, 10 London Street Southport
1880        Maxwell Tuke and Hurst, 175 Lord Street, Southport (BA Directory 2 July 1880)
1884        Maxwell Tuke and Hurst, 175 Lord Street, Southport
1885        Maxwell Tuke and Hurst, 175 Lord Street, Southport