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Poundley and
Walker or John
Wilkes Poundley and
David Walker were a land
surveyors and architects’
partnership with
offices at
Black Hall, Kerry, Montgomeryshire...
- farm
buildings are
based on the
design in
Poundley's Cottage Architecture which was
published in 1857.
Poundley was the
architect for the
Naylor Estates...
- 443864°W / 52.489124; -3.443864
Built 1864-5
Architect David Walker of
Poundley and
Walker Architectural style(s) Italianate/Romanesque
revival Governing...
- architecture,
working for the Naylors, most
probably John
Wilkes Poundley, who
published "
Poundley’s Cottage Architecture" in 1857.
Victorian brick extension...
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facings which are
typical of
Poundley and Walker. The
model farm is laid out on the
typical grid plan
adopted by
Poundley, and an
axial row of buildings...
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gatehouse was
built into the wall to face a new
approach in 1866 by J.W.
Poundley;
powerful ashlar triumphal arch with four
giant semi-rusticated pilasters...
- the mayor, Mr. R.G. Ellis, on 27
October 1863. It was
designed by J W
Poundley and D
Walker in the High
Victorian Gothic style and
built by
William Roberts...
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Ruthin Town Hall is
located in
Market Street. It was
designed by J. W.
Poundley and D.
Walker in the High
Victorian Gothic style and
completed in 1865...
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example of this.
Poundley also used this
Cottage Ornée
style on
houses on the Naylor's
Brynllywarch estate, as at Cilthriew.
Poundley designed many houses...
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supervision of the
architect T. G. Newnham, ****ociated with the firm J W
Poundley and D
Walker (Land-surveyors and Architects), for the
Scottish Presbyterian...
