John Middleton – Victorian Provincial Architect
ISBN 978-953-99762-5-3 (2008) Publisher: Accent d.o.o., Zagreb, Croatia A few new copies of this book are still available at £15.00 each (plus postage and package). For more details please email … Continue reading
Celebrating John Middleton – a chance to explore Clearwell Village
Explore Clearwell – 15th September 2018 Clearwell Church, Clearwell, Gloucestershire, GL16 8LY Guided tour of the delights of Clearwell Meet at the church in Clearwell and join Isabel … Continue reading
Closure of Clearwell Chapel
Closure of Clearwell Cemetery Chapel. From Isabel Winstanley: ‘In his book John Middleton Victorian, Provincial Architect, Brain refers to the Mortuary Chapel and says it is in a poor state … Continue reading
Cheltenham Ladies’ College
To download Brian Torode’s account of the development of the Bayshill site of Cheltenham Ladies’ College, please press the link below: This time-line shows how the architect, John Middleton, and … Continue reading
St Benet’s Kemerton, Beckford Hall and Woollas Hall in photographs
Beckford Hall the home of the Wakeman Family. Later the house was occupied by the Ashton-Case Family who added the chapel wing and then it was the Noviciate for the … Continue reading
Some Cheltenham Buildings
To download Brian Torode’s selection of lesser-known Cheltenham buildings designed by John Middleton, William Hill Knight and others, please press the link below: These notes were produced for a County … Continue reading
John Middleton and Son, Architects
The Full Text of Brian’s Life of John Middleton (2004) Brian wrote in the beginning of ‘John Middleton – Victorian, Provincial Architect’ – ‘A more detailed and comprehensive version of … Continue reading
Middleton and St David’s College, Lampeter
To download this essay, ‘Middleton and St David’s College, Lampeter,’ by Brian Torode (2002), please press the link below: From ‘A bold imagining – University of Wales Lampeter – glimpses … Continue reading
Cheltenham Cemetery and its Inhabitants
To download Brian Torode’s lecture notes for his talk entitled ‘Cheltenham Cemetery and its Inhabitants,’ please press the link below: Charles Darling