Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin 1812-1852

Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin 1812-1852

Architect and Designer
Great Britain's foremost architect and designer of the nineteenth century, a man with extraordinary talent, verve and perspicacity. A man who believed in himself, and harboured a passion for Gothic and the Roman Catholic Church.

His Life

Time Line The Man Close Family Family History
Home Life Political Era His Team His Sons
Contempories Pre Pugin Post Pugin Ramsgate

Domestic houses

His Work in Kent

The Grange St. Augustine's St. Augustine's Abbey
His Work in Staffordshire

Alton Towers Alton Castle St.John's St.Giles' Cheadle
Cotton
His Work in Leicestershire

Grace Dieu Manor St. Marie's Church Mount St. Bernard
St. Mary's Wymeswold
His Work in Warwickshire

Bilton Grange
His Work in London

St. George's Cathedral St. Thomas's St.Joseph's Parliament
Farm St.
His Work in Birmingham

King Edward's St. Chad's Oscott Handsworth
His Work in Lancashire

Scarisbrick Hall Oswaldcroft
His Work in Hertfordshire

St. Edmund's College
His Work in Surrey

St. Nicholas, Peper Harrow Oxenford Grange, Peper Harrow Albury
His Work in Dorset

Rampisham Rectory
His Designs

Tiles Fabric Wallpaper Church Plate Stained Glass
Wallcoverings Gargoyles/Carvings An Original Furniture Metalwork

Hard Work In A Short Life
His prolific work can be seen all over England, Scotland and Ireland. He managed to achieve more in his short life than most of us do in a normal lifespan, as can be seen in his brief time line. He was married three times and had eight children; dying finally at the age of forty from exhaustion.
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Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin 1812-1852
Architect and Designer Great Britain's foremost architect and designer of the nineteenth century, a man with extraordinary talent, verve and perspicacity. A man who believed in himself, and harboured a passion for Gothic and the Roman Catholic Church.

	His Life
	Time Line	The Man	Close Family	Family History
	Home Life	Political Era	His Team	His Sons
	Contempories	Pre Pugin	Post Pugin	Ramsgate
	Domestic houses
	His Work in Kent
	The Grange	St. Augustine's	St. Augustine's Abbey
	His Work in Staffordshire
	Alton Towers	Alton Castle	St.John's	St.Giles' Cheadle
	Cotton
	His Work in Leicestershire
	Grace Dieu Manor	St. Marie's Church	Mount St. Bernard
	St. Mary's Wymeswold
	His Work in Warwickshire
	Bilton Grange
	His Work in London
St. George's Cathedral	St. Thomas's	St.Joseph's	Parliament
Farm St.
His Work in Birmingham
King Edward's	St. Chad's	Oscott	Handsworth
His Work in Lancashire
Scarisbrick Hall	Oswaldcroft
His Work in Hertfordshire
St. Edmund's College
His Work in Surrey
St. Nicholas, Peper Harrow	Oxenford Grange, Peper Harrow	Albury
His Work in Dorset
Rampisham Rectory
His Designs
Tiles	Fabric	Wallpaper	Church Plate	Stained Glass
Wallcoverings	Gargoyles/Carvings	An Original	Furniture	Metalwork

Hard Work In A Short Life His prolific work can be seen all over England, Scotland and Ireland. He managed to achieve more in his short life than most of us do in a normal lifespan, as can be seen in his brief time line. He was married three times and had eight children; dying finally at the age of forty from exhaustion.
Coming Soon	Pugin Society	Publications	Biblio- graphy	Acknow- ledgments	Links Page	Buildings in Peril	Smaller Commissions