Architects of Greater Manchester

1800 - 1940

Name

Thornley J B and W

Designation

Architectural practice

Formation

1901

Dissolved

1920

Partner 1

John Berry Thornley

Partner 2

William Thornley

Buildings and Designs

Building Name	District	Town/City	County	Country
Stables for Forty Horses Wigan		Wigan	GMCA	England
Warehouse Dorning Street Wigan		Wigan	GMCA	England
Church Alterations Wigan		Wigan	GMCA	England
Swimming Baths Wigan		Wigan	GMCA	England
Carnegie Library, Ashton in-Makerfield	Ashton in Makerfield	Wigan	GMCA	England
Weaving Shed, Eccleston Green (Grove Mills)	Eccleston	Chorley	Lancashire	England
"New Pavilion," Library Street, Wigan		Wigan	GMCA	England
Miners’ Institute, Warrington Road, Platt Bridge, Wigan	Platt Bridge	Wigan	GMCA	England
Additions: Ward’s End Farm, Glazebury		Glazebury	Cheshire	England
Christ Church, Martin’s Lane, Liscard, Cheshire	Liscard	Wirral	Merseyside	England
Victoria Hall, Wallgate, Wigan		Wigan	GMCA	England
Wesley Hall, Dicconson Street, Wigan		Wigan	GMCA	England
Holgate Congregational Church, Orrell, Wigan	Orrell	Wigan	GMCA	England
Primitive Methodist Church, Alma Street, Atherton	Atherton	Wigan	GMCA	England
Proposed Additions to " Ward's End" Farm, Glazebury	Glazebury	Warrington	Cheshire	England
Crawford Village Primitive Methodist Church, Crawford, Upholland	Crawford	Skelmersdale	Lancashire	England
Earlestown Co-operative Society No. 6 Branch. High-Street. Newton-le-Willows		Newton-le-Willows		England
Co-operative Society Bakery, Mersey Street, Runcorn	Runcorn	Borough of Halton	Cheshire	England