i have been looking for a picture of the old Salvation army citadel to show the wife although only a year younger she cannot remember it but I do clearly. I wonder does anyone have any photos of the old car park behind St peters church and the old white buildings that sat opposite that I think were part of the post office and later became a sales outlet for bathrooms.
Hi, any information on Architect Alexander Johnson? He was involved with adding sections onto either All Saints, Holy Trinity or both. He was involved with several other buildings in the area also. Many thanks, Calum
There is an entry for Alex on the Leamington History Group website (search for architects) - Johnson, Alex. Dates: TBA. Johnson was based in Birmingham and was active in Leamington Spa from 1862 to 1871. He produced designs for the Parish Church in 1862 and he was also involved in designs for houses in the area bounded by Leam Terrace, Newbold Road (Willes Road) and Russell Terrace around 1863. He designed an extension to Holy Trinity Church in 1864. In 1869 he was designing a Drill Hall to be located in Pump Room Gardens which was not built there but was probably the one built at Riverside, off Adelaide Road. In 1871 he designed the sewage works in Princes Drive.
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i have been looking for a picture of the old Salvation army citadel to show the wife although only a year younger she cannot remember it but I do clearly. I wonder does anyone have any photos of the old car park behind St peters church and the old white buildings that sat opposite that I think were part of the post office and later became a sales outlet for bathrooms.
Hi, any information on Architect Alexander Johnson? He was involved with adding sections onto either All Saints, Holy Trinity or both. He was involved with several other buildings in the area also. Many thanks, Calum
There is an entry for Alex on the Leamington History Group website (search for architects) -
Johnson, Alex. Dates: TBA. Johnson was based in Birmingham and was active in Leamington Spa from 1862 to 1871. He produced designs for the Parish Church in 1862 and he was also involved in designs for houses in the area bounded by Leam Terrace, Newbold Road (Willes Road) and Russell Terrace around 1863. He designed an extension to Holy Trinity Church in 1864. In 1869 he was designing a Drill Hall to be located in Pump Room Gardens which was not built there but was probably the one built at Riverside, off Adelaide Road. In 1871 he designed the sewage works in Princes Drive.
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