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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

G. Secular/Domestic Buildings

1	1854–5: Stafford, Staffs. – Burton Manor (for Francis Whitgreave).
2	1857 (with J Murray)–63 (with JA Hansom): Nr. Chorley, Lancs. – Croston Hall (for J Randolphus de Trafford): demolished in 1964.
3	1858–62 (with J-B BÈthune): Nr. Bruges, Belgium – Kasteel van Loppem (for Count van Caloen): differs from the original (1856) design with J Murray [K6].
4	1861: Groenen Poort, Belgium – Chateau de St Michel (sea-side residence of the Bishop of Bruges): executed by Béthune; now demolished.
5	1861–2: Ramsgate, Kent – St Gregory's (for Alfred Luck): became the St Augustine's Abbey School after 1864; extended in 1871 (see E30), demolished 1973.
6	1861–62/74: Clapton, London – St Scholastica's Retreat: a range of almshouses incorporating 38 flats with warden accommodation; now demolished.
7	1865: Ramsgate, Kent – Isle of Thanet Steam Flour Mills: originally owned by Hudson, and until recently by Rank-Hovis; the present two top storeys are a later addition, and are not by EW Pugin.Recently sold to Ideal Investments, Essex, and a Planning Application for change of use is currently under consideration.
8	1867: Leeds, W Yorks. – Meanwood House (for T Stewart Kennedy): now known as 'Meanwood Towers': chimney-stacks are now much reduced.
9	1867: Ramsgate, Kent – A Classical (Italianated) block of houses (for HB Wilson, JP) in Victoria Terrace.
10	1869–72: Leamington Spa, Warks. – Harrington House (for Maj. T Molyneux-Seel): an eclectic, 'modern' Gothic villa, not known as 'Harrington House' until 1876; demolished in 1967 – see also A29, G13.
11	1869: Ramsgate, Kent – Granville Hotel opened.
12	1869: Kilburn, London – The Chimes (for the painter JR Herbert): in Quex Rd; now demolished.
13	1872: Liverpool, Merseyside – Seel's Building (for Maj. T Molyneux-Seel): see also A29, G10.
14	1873: Buckingham Palace Rd, London – Grosvenor Turkish Baths: now demolished.
15	1873–5: Selby, N. Yorks. – Carlton Towers (for Lord Beaumont): EW Pugin re-faced the existing, 18th century, house with cement to look like stone, and added turrets, gargoyles, battlements and innumerable coats of arms; interiors by JF Bentley.

Uncorroborated works

i	1858–60 (with J Murray): Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs. – Herbert Minton Building: Pevsner gives J Murray as the sole architect.
ii	1866: Ramsgate, Kent – Houses: in Artillery Rd.
iii	1869: Ramsgate, Kent – Houses: in Codrington Rd.
iv	1872: Ramsgate, Kent – A terrace of houses: in Albert Rd.
v	nd (with GC Ashlin): Drogheda, Co. Louth, Ireland – Munster-Leinster Bank Premises.
vi	nd: Waterford, Ireland – The Manor of St John (for the Wyse Family): maybe a continuation of AWN Pugin's work here.
vii	nd: Grafton (near Belmont), Herefords. – Farmhouse: possibly part of the Belmont estate of F Wegg-Prosser, MP (see also A2, H30)