William Forsyth 1833 – 1915

©David Patten 2011 to 2015 (Public)

1 – 7a Sansome Street, Worcester, 1874

Image: 2015

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June 5, 2015 by Taskscape Categories: Monumental Studio, Worcester | Tags: 1870s, Haddon, Sansome Street | Leave a comment

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Eastnor Castle
Elmslie House (formerly known as The Grove and as St Mungho’s)
Great Malvern Railway Station
Historic Environment Record Worcester City Council
Holy Trinity Church, Malvern
Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon
Imperial Hotel, Malvern
Royal Commission for The Exhibition of 1851
Sir George Gilbert Scott
Sir Tatton Syke's Monument, Driffield
St Ann's Well, Malvern
St Barnabas Church, Worcester
St George's RC Church, Worcester
St John Evangelist Church, Storridge
St Mary's Church, Elmbridge
St Philip's Church, Webheath
St. Leonard's Church, Newland
The Forsyth Brothers
The Worcester Cross, Kidderminster
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