The sources are from :-
* Starkey, H. F. (1990) OldRuncorn, Halton, Halton Borough Council
‡ Internet records
§ "The buildings of Wales" by Edward Hubbard, p.368
¶ "The buildings of England - Lancashire: Liverpool and the South West" by Pollard & Pevsner
LOCAL (RUNCORN, HALTON, WESTON)
Ancient Parish Church (demolished)*
Halton Castle 1071 *‡
Norton Priory 1115 (largely demolished)*‡
Rocksavage Hall (demolished)*
Weston Old Hall
Runcorn Town Hall, Bridge Street 1831 *
Mariners' Mission, Irwell Lane 1831 *
Holy Trinity Church 1838*
All Saints Church 1849*
St Mary's Church, Halton 1852*
Runcorn Railway Bridge 1868*
St Michael's Church, Greenway Road 1887*
St John's Church, Weston 1898*
St John's Church, Victoria Road 1904*
CHESHIRE
Arley Hall, St Mary's Chapel 1845‡
Chester Cathedral, restoration*
Chester, facing of Newgate‡
Chester, City Walls (Romans)‡
Dutton Locks, Weaver Navigation, 1874‡
Hartford, St John the Baptist's Church 1875‡
Knutsford, Tabley House*
Knutsford, Tatton Hall*
Nantwich, St Mary's Church, from 1380 + restoration*‡
Stockport, Foundations of Viaduct*
Stockport, St. George's Church, 1892-!897‡
Stockport, St Mary's Church, nave 1813-1817‡
Stockport, St Thomas' Church, portico and tower 1822-1825‡
Timperley, Christ Church 1849‡
Winsford, St. John's Church, Over 1863‡
CUMBRIA
Holker Hall, fireplaces*
Windermere (near Lake), Finsthwaite Church *
DERBYSHIRE
Morley, Bateman Mausoleum 1897‡
HAMPSHIRE
Portsmouth Harbour, Spitbank Fort 1867-1878‡
HERTFORDSHIRE
Hertford, All Saint's Church 1893-1895 (the largest church in Hertfordshire)‡
ISLE OF MAN
Douglas, Red Pier 1793-1800‡
Peel, St Paul's Church 1 876*‡
LANCASHIRE
Ashton-in-Makerfield, St Thomas' Church 1891-1893‡
Atherton, St John the Baptist (Atherton Parish Church) 1877-1897‡
Atherton, St Michael and All Angels - (stone used as dressings round windows etc.)‡
Bolton School, swimming baths 1905‡
Crosby, United Reform Church 1897-1898‡
Lancaster, St Peter's Catholic Cathedral, baptistery 1857-1859.‡
Leigh, Bedford, St Thomas' Church 1902-1909‡
New Brighton, Perch Rock Battery 1826-1829*‡
Southport, Holy Trinity Church, pillars & chancel 1 904*‡
Warrington, St. Mary's Church ¶
LIVERPOOL
Anglican Cathedral, foundation stone, internal carvings*
Docks from 1820*
Edge Hill, St Cyprian's Church*
Great Crosby, St Faith's Church, foundation stone 1898‡
Stanley, St Anne's Church, interior 1890‡
Ullet Road Unitarian Church 1899‡
MANCHESTER
Cathedral, Stanley (Ely) chapel, tomb (sides) of James Stanley, bishop‡.
Chetham's School, Vallins Arts Centre (formerly a school room) 1878‡
Manchester Portico Library, Mosley Street 1802-1806‡
Worsley, Peel, St Paul's Church, pillars 1874-1876‡
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
Worksop (near), Clumber Park Chapel
STAFFORDSHIRE
Burton-on-Trent (near), Holy Angels Church *
Cross Hall*
Stretton, St Mary's Church, interior 1897‡
WARWICKSHIRE
Coventry, St Michael's Church, restoration 1860s‡ (In 1918 this church became Coventry Cathedral, destroyed by bombing in 1940)
Coventry, St John Baptist's Church, restoration 1861‡
WALES
Conwy, Caerhun, Canovium Roman Fort 2C‡
Hawarden (Flintshire), St Francis' Church 1913‡
Hawarden, St. Deiniol's Library §
Llandudno, Catholic Church (Our Lady Star of the Sea), dressings & columns 1891-1893‡
Portmeirion, Pantheon (or Dome), Norman Shaw fireplace (originally from Dawpool, Cheshire)‡
Ruthin (near), Llanfwrog Parish Church, font (upper part) c1900‡
IRELAND
Dunleary, Dun Laoghaire Harbour, base of piers 1821‡
Howth Harbour, foundations 1819s‡
Waterford, Dungarvan, Devonshire Bridge 1816‡
USA
New York docks (HBC) ‡
AUSTRALIA
Sydney, Powerhouse Museum, contains piece of Runcorn sandstone stating it was used extensively in engineering works, purchased 1883 ‡