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Photograph album containing nearly sixty pages of photographs and architectural plans of the work
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Photograph album containing nearly sixty pages of photographs and architectural plans of the work undertaken by the renowned architect Charles Cowles-Voysey (1889-1991), with a biographical insert of the architect. All the photographs are titled and include commissions for private individuals with interest for Cornwall, the Mayfied Estate for Corporation of Worthing 1945-50, Worthing Civic Centre, Town Hall 1931-33, Denton Assembly Hall, 1933-1935; Worthing Council Chamber and Magistrate's Court; Bognor Regis Municipal Offices 1928-1931; Kingsley Hall, Bow, 1926-1928; Shops and Offices for the Bradfield Corporation, 1929; Rebuilding of the Guildhall, Cambridge 1934-39; White Rock Pavilion, Hastings, 1922-27; Municipal Offices High Wycombe 1931-32; Bridgeton Halls, Glasgow for the Corporation 1926-28; Open-air School for the King Alfred School Society in North End Road, Hampstead, 1919; The Town Hall Watford 1935-39; Scheme for rebuilding Municipal Offices Bromley, Kent, 1936; Assembly Hall and Police Station for Guildford 1938-40; Flats to Warrior Square, Hastings Corporation, 1950; Town Hall, Southwark, 1932; Town Hall, Darlington, 1938;
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Photograph album containing nearly sixty pages of photographs and architectural plans of the work undertaken by the renowned architect Charles Cowles-Voysey (1889-1991), with a biographical insert of the architect. All the photographs are titled and include commissions for private individuals with interest for Cornwall, the Mayfied Estate for Corporation of Worthing 1945-50, Worthing Civic Centre, Town Hall 1931-33, Denton Assembly Hall, 1933-1935; Worthing Council Chamber and Magistrate's Court; Bognor Regis Municipal Offices 1928-1931; Kingsley Hall, Bow, 1926-1928; Shops and Offices for the Bradfield Corporation, 1929; Rebuilding of the Guildhall, Cambridge 1934-39; White Rock Pavilion, Hastings, 1922-27; Municipal Offices High Wycombe 1931-32; Bridgeton Halls, Glasgow for the Corporation 1926-28; Open-air School for the King Alfred School Society in North End Road, Hampstead, 1919; The Town Hall Watford 1935-39; Scheme for rebuilding Municipal Offices Bromley, Kent, 1936; Assembly Hall and Police Station for Guildford 1938-40; Flats to Warrior Square, Hastings Corporation, 1950; Town Hall, Southwark, 1932; Town Hall, Darlington, 1938;
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