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CHRONOLOGICAL GAZETTEER OF THE WORKS OF E.W. PUGIN – ARCHITECT
1834–1875

Editor's note: This Gazetteer will eventually contain illustrations. Comments and/or new attributions welcomed.
Gerard can be contacted at: hyland1@onetel.com

E. Schools, Colleges & Orphanages

1	1853: Liverpool, Merseyside – Institute & Oratory of St Philip Neri: the building was originally absorbed into Notre Dame Teacher Training College; the existing chapel the site is not EW Pugin's original, but is by M Hadfield, 1867.
2	1854: Marlow, Bucks. – School & Master's House.
3	1856: Wellington, Shrops. – St Patrick's School.
4	1856–57/72: Birkenhead, Merseyside – Our Lady's Schools: attached to A26.
5	1857–59: Ushaw, Co. Durham – St Aloysius' (Junior Seminary) College & Chapel at St Cuthbert's College: chapel not completed until 1884.
6	1857–58: Woolwich, London – St Peter's School.
7	1860s: Stretford, Greater Manchester – St Ann's School: attached to A34.
8	1860s: Bootle, Liverpool, Merseyside – St Alexander's School: attached to A68.
9	1861: Edinburgh, Scotland – St Margaret's Convent School: attached to C16.
10	1861–62: Liverpool, Merseyside – Sisters of Charity Boys Orphanage (in Beacon Lane).
11	1862: Ratcliffe-on–the-Wreake, Leics. – Study range at Ratcliffe College (IC): a continuation of earlier work by AWN Pugin.
12	1862–63: Maidstone, Kent – St Francis' School.
13	1863: Margate, Kent – Ss. Austin & Gregory's Elementary School: see also H28; now demolished.
14	1863–4: Croydon, Surrey – Our Lady's School: attached to A43.
15	1864: Turnham Green (Chiswick), London – Catholic Schools: possibly St Mary's.
16	1865 (with GC Ashlin): Dublin, Ireland – St Vincent de Paul's Orphanage for Girls: in North William St.
17	1865–68: Nr. Mayfield, E. Sussex – Holy Trinity Orphanage (& Chapel) for Boys: founded by the Duchess of Leeds, and originally served by the Xavarian Brothers. It later became Mayfield College (1926–1998), and is currently being converted into apartments.
18	1865–69: Rotherfield, Nr. Mark Cross, E. Sussex – St Michael's Orphanage for Girls: founded by the Duchess of Leeds, and originally served by an Order of nuns. It later became St Joseph's Junior Seminary (1925– 1970) attached to Wonersh, after which it was, successively, a Ballet school and a Muslim school. The chapel & cloister (1874– 75) are not by EW Pugin, but are by Goldie & Child.
19	1867: Birmingham, W. Midlands – St John's Catholic School.
20	1867: Stourbridge, W. Midlands – Convent Schools: attached to B18.
21	1867–68 (with GC Ashlin): Kinsale, Co. Cork, Ireland – Convent of Mercy Orphanage.
22	1867–69 (with GC Ashlin): Dublin, Ireland – St Paul's Christian Brothers' School: this is not connected with B19.
23	1868: Nechells, Birmingham, W. Midlands – St Joseph's Schools: attached to B23 (see also C24).
24	1868 (with GC Ashlin): Drogheda, Co. Louth, Ireland – Christian Brothers' School: attached to B21.
25	1868–69: Wolverhampton, W. Midlands – Ss Peter & Paul's School.
26	1868–69: Liverpool, Merseyside – Challoner School: attached to A12.
27	Late 1860s: Hoxton, London – Hoxton Square School: attached to A53.
28	1869: Sheerness, Kent – Ss Henry & Elizabeth's School: attached to A39.
29	1869: Birmingham, W. Midlands – Horse Fair RC Schools: associated with a projected church [K15].
30	1871: Ramsgate, Kent – Extensive enlargement of St Gregory's [G5]: St Augustine's Abbey School since 1864; demolished 1973.
31	1872: Dover, Kent – St Paul's Boys School: attached to A73.
32	1872: Rock Ferry, Merseyside – St Anne's Schools: attached to A100 & D5.
33	1874: Kilburn, London – OMI Juniorate College (St Marie's): now the presbytery of A72.

Uncorroborated works

i	1859: Great Harwood, Lancs. – Our Lady & St Hubert's School: attached to A19.
ii	1872: Huyton, Merseyside – St Agnes' School: attached to A29.
iii	1873: Warrington, Ches. – St Mary's School: attached to A99.
iv	nd: Chirk, Clwyd, N.Wales – Additional wing to the Girls' School: possibly done whilst he was working at Chirk Castle during 1854 – see H7; original school attributed to AWN Pugin, 1844–45.
v	nd: Wolverhampton, W. Midlands – Work at Sedgeley Park Schools.
vi	nd: Liverpool, Merseyside – St Alban's, Mount Carmel & Mount St Vernon Schools (attached to H39).