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

© GJ Hyland – October 2007

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


F. Works for the Church of England

a) Complete Churches

1 1853–54: Madresfield, Worcs. – St. Mary the Virgin (for Lord Beauchamp): demolished in 1866 owing to foundational problems; some fittings (including the E & W windows, font, pulpit & reredos) were re-used in the new church (designed by F Preedy) opened in 1867.
2 1864–65: Kingsdown (near Sittingbourne), Kent – St. Catherine (for Lord Kingsdown): the parsonage is not by EW Pugin, but is by W Burn.

b) Alterations/additions etc

1 1853–56: Beverley, Yorks. – Oversees completion of AWN Pugin's restoration at St Mary's Church: comprises completion of the W. front, addition of flying buttresses to S. transept & erection of a weather-vane (AWN Pugin's last design) on SW. pinnacle of the tower.
2 1855–59: West Tofts, Norfolk – Oversees the completion of AWN Pugin's chancel in St. Mary's Church: chantry chapel on one side, and vestry with organ loft above on the other.
3 1864: Clipsham, Leics. – Brass monument in St Mary's Church.
4 1866: Ormskirk, Lancs. – Restoration and improvements of the Scarisbrick Chapel in Ss Peter & Paul's Anglican Church.
5 1873–4: Burton-le-Coggles, Lincs. – Restoration work in St Thomas Becket's Church.

Uncorroborated work

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