Frederick Thomas Pilkington
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Frederick Thomas Pilkington (1832-98), was a Scottish architect, practising in the Victorian High Gothic revival style. His notable buildings include:
In Edinburgh:
- Barclay Church 1862-4
- 38 (Pilkington's own house), and 48-50 Dick Place, 1864
- 158-164 Grove Street, 1864
- Kingston Clinic, 1867-69
- 1-7 Coltbridge Terrace, 1869
- St David and St Oswald's, Viewforth, 1871
- 129-131 Grange Loan, 1872
- Daniel Stewart's Boarding House (formerly Dean Park House), 1874
- 3 Queensferry Terrace, Dean Park House Stable Block, 1874
- 8 Spylaw Road, mid 1870s
- 39-51 Deanhaugh Street, 1880-1
Elsewhere in Scotland:
- A small church in Auchengray, South Lanarkshire
- Trinty Church, Irvine, Ayrshire, currently on the Buildings at Risk register for Scotland.[1]
- Innerleithen Church, Innerleithen, Scottish Borders, (1864-7), still in use.[2]
[edit] References
- Dictionary of Scottish Architects, 1840-1940 [1]
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