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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

K. Unexecuted Designs

1	1852: Shrewsbury, Shrops. – Shrewsbury Cathedral: original design partly based on a sketch by AWN Pugin; for as actually executed, see A9.
2	1854: Liverpool, Merseyside – Liverpool Cathedral (St Edward): only the Lady Chapel (dedicated to Our Lady Immaculate – see A5) was built; according to Ref. (xviii), AWN Pugin made plans for a pro-cathedral in Everton in 1845, also dedicated to Our Lady Immaculate.
3	1854: Southwark, London – Talbot Chantry in St. George's Cathedral: begun, but not completed; replaced by a Relics Chapel in 1905.
4	1855: Birkenhead, Merseyside – Birkenhead Cathedral: later redone to a quite different and (much reduced) design as Our Lady's Church [A26].
5	1855: Greenwich, London – Chantry Chapel in Our Ladye, Star of the Sea (W Wardell, 1851): might possibly have been related to the Knill Chantry [C5] in St George's, Southwark.
6	1856 (with J Murray): Nr. Bruges, Belgium – Kasteel van Loppem: original design, predating that with Béthune [G3].
7	pre–1859 (with J Murray): Berkhampstead, Herts. – Market Hall.
8	c.1859 (with J Murray): Bantry, Co. Cork, Ireland – Mercy Convent Chapel: see also B(i).
9	1860 (with GC Ashlin): Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, Ireland – Cathedral.
10	c.1861: Edinburgh, Scotland – Convent & chapel of St Margaret: see C16.
11	1862: 1862–63: Bartestree, Herefords. – Chapel at the Convent of Our Lady of Charity and Refuge: deemed by Bishop Brown to be too expensive; the existing chapel (of St Anne, c.1865–67) is by B Bucknall (see B10), with High Altar & reredos (now in Chicago, USA) by PP Pugin.
12	1863: Canterbury, Kent – Carmelite Convent at Hales Place: started, but later abandoned.
13	1865: Rome, Italy – Collegiate Church of St. Thomas at the English College.
14	1865: Sutton Coldfield, W. Midlands – Chapel of Ease.
15	1865–69: Birmingham, W. Midlands – St Catherine's Church, Horse Fair.
16	c. 1866: Cotton, Staffs. – Boarding accommodation at St Wilfrid's College.
17	1868 (with GC Ashlin): Stradbally, Co. Waterford, Ireland – Parish Church.
18	1873: Tower Hamlets, London – St Boniface's Church.
19	nd: Southwark, London – St Joseph's Chapel in AWN Pugin's St. George's Cathedral.
20	nd: Adare, Co. Limerick, Ireland – Adare Manor: a commission inherited from AWN Pugin, but EW Pugin was replaced by PC Hardwick.
21	nd: Victoria St, London – Flats.
22	nd: Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland – Chapel (with GC Ashlin) at St Patrick's College: the existing chapel is by JJ McCarthy.
23	Items listed in Ref. (xiii), not mentioned above, including two unidentified town churches (one with J Murray), a convent/almshouse complex, a large institutional building, a reredos, a pulpit and funeral monuments.