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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

H. Miscellaneous Works – both Ecclesiastical & Secular

1	1852: Alton, Staffs. –Furnishing & decoration of the chapel at The Towers: for the funeral of 16th Earl of Shrewsbury; in collaboration with JH Powell.
2	1852–56: Alton, Staffs. – Minor works on the Hospital of St John the Baptist: completion of AWN Pugin's buildings.
3	1853: Ramsgate, Kent – Designs AWN Pugin's tomb & floor in the Pugin Chantry in St. Augustine's Church.
4	1853: Ware, Herts. – Modifies the Choir Stalls in AWN Pugin's St Edmund's College Chapel.
5	1853–69: Alton, Staffs – Ongoing additions/alterations at The Towers: includes fittings in the Chapel, the Staircase, Great Dining Room, the New Rooms and their fittings.
6	1854: Killarney, Ireland – High Altar, reredos & tabernacle in AWN Pugin's Killarney Cathedral: removed 1972–73.
7	1854: Wrexham, Clwyd, N. Wales – Additions/alterations at Chirk Castle: includes Chapel E. window (now replaced), new housing for the bell at the top of the Clock-tower on the W. wall of the court, two conically-roofed turrets connected by a crenellated wall to the S. side of the castle, & re-facing of the stables.
8	1854–56: Ushaw, Co Durham – Laundry, laboratories and offices in the NE. corner of the St Cuthbert's College site.
9	1855: Liverpool, Merseyside – Lays out Ford Cemetery (see also A28): Lodge demolished in 1961 on account of road widening.
10	1855–56: Ushaw, Co. Durham – Decorates & furnishes (with X-frame chairs) the Professors' Parlour in St Cuthbert's College.
11	1856–58: Ushaw, Co. Durham – Infirmary & Museum at St. Cuthbert's College.
12	1857: Albury, Surrey – Work (including Almshouses (with J Murray)) at Albury Park (for Henry Drummond): originally an AWN Pugin commission.
13	1859: Oscott, W. Midlands – Academic (Northcote) Hall at St Mary's College: begun 1860, but not completed (by PP Pugin, to his own design) until 1881.
14	1860–61: Ramsgate, Kent – First stage of additions & alterations at The Grange.
15	1860s: Burnley, Lancs. – High Altar (& reredos?) in St Mary's RC church: now removed.
16	1861: Ware, Herts. – The Altar of the Holy Family in the Lady Chapel of St. Edmund's College Chapel.
17	1861–c.65: Scarisbrick, Lancs – Work at Scarisbrick Hall (for Lady Scarisbrick): includes E. wing (incorporating a chapel, the Blue Drawing Room, Lady Scarisbrick's Bedroom, E. staircase), a dominating rebuild of AWN Pugin's Clock-tower, twin-turreted entrance to the stable-court, conservatories and vineries.
18	1862: Ramsgate, Kent – Installs screen & floor in the Lady Chapel of St Augustine's Church.
19	1863: Ramsgate, Kent – Adds an oriel window to St Edward's (the presbytery next to St Augustine's Church).
20	1863: Greenwich, London – Marble tomb-chest (sculptured by W Farmer) for Canon R North (1800–1860) in Our Ladye, Star of the Sea: North was the Founder of the church (by W Wardell, 1851).
21	c. 1863: Charnwood Forest, Leics. – Monument for EA March Phillipps VC, in the Lay Cemetery at Mount St Bernard's Abbey: now demolished.
22	1864: Woolton, Liverpool, Merseyside – Reredos in St Mary's Church.
23	1864: Shepshed, Leics. – Internal alterations (including a two-storey hall & a chapel in the roof space) at Garendon Park (for Ambrose March Phillipps de Lisle): house demolished in 1964.
24	1864–65: Mayfield, Sussex – Conversion of the Mediaeval Hall of Mayfield Archiepiscopal Palace into a chapel for the Convent of the Holy Child Jesus (now St Leonard's-Mayfield School for Girls): interior furnishings (including High Altar and Screen) destroyed in the 1970s.
25	1865–67: Kensal Green, London – Tomb of Cardinal Wiseman in Kensal Green Catholic Cemetery: removed to Westminster Cathedral in 1907.
26	1866: Margate, Kent – Alterations & repairs at Ss Austin & Gregory's Church (of 1826).
27	1866: Liverpool, Merseyside – Extension/alterations to AWN Pugin's Oswaldcroft House (for Henry Sharples) of 1844–47: now St Joseph's Home.
28	1867: Belmont, Herefords. – Extensive re-modelling at Belmont House (for F Wegg-Prosser, MP): includes the provision of a chapel.
29	1867 (with GC Ashlin): Fore, Co. Westmeath, Ireland – Restoration work at the Greville/Nugent Mausoleum.
30	1868 (with GC Ashlin): Dublin, Ireland – Lays out part of Mountjoy Estate.
31	1869 (with GC Ashlin): Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, Ireland – Remodelling of Enniscorthy Castle (for Isaac Newton Wallop, 1825–91, 5th Earl of Portsmouth): one of their few domestic projects.
32	1870: Woolwich, London – Presbytery extension at St Peter's Church.
33	c.1870–72: Ramsgate, Kent – Second stage of additions & alterations at The Grange.
34	1871: Callow End, Worcs. – High Altar & reredos in Stanbrook Abbey Church: not erected until 1878; destroyed 1971.
35	1873: Shepshed, Leics. – Conversion of a garden temple into a chapel at Garendon Park (for Ambrose March Phillipps de Lisle).
36	nd: Liverpool, Merseyside – Miscellaneous work at AWN Pugin's (1841–43) Convent of Mercy (Mount Vernon): now demolished.
37	nd: Liverpool, Merseyside – Fittings in the Side Chapel at AWN Pugin's church of St Mary: church destroyed by bombing in WWII.
38	nd: Waterford, Ireland – Fittings in AWN Pugin's Presentation Convent.

Uncorroborated works

i	1854: Macclesfield, Ches. – Pulpit in AWN Pugin's St Alban's, [Ref. (xvi)].
ii	1854/1856–68: Bakewell, Derbys. – Burton Closes (for J. Allcard): additions to existing house. Partly demolished in 1888 and 1949; now a residential home.
iii	1858: Longworth (Nr.Bartestree), Herefords. – Restoration of the pre-reformation (Phillips Estate) chapel for Catholic worship: includes the provision of altar & presbytery.
iv	1869: Bartestree, Herefords. – Re-assembly of Longworth Chapel [H(iii)] & presbytery [D(i)]: the chapel was adjoined to Bucknall's St Anne's Convent Chapel (see B10) on the site of the Convent of Our Lady of Charity and Refuge [B10] for use as the Parish Church.
v	nd: Ramsgate, Kent – Mural designs in St Mary's (High Anglican) Church, Chapel Place: now demolished.
vi	nd: Ripon, N. Yorks. – High Altar & reredos in St Wilfrid's (RC) Church.