Travis
& Magnall - Magnall & Littlewood
The Henry Travis and
William Mangnall partnership of architects and
surveyors was responsible for a number of buildings
throughout Lancashire and Greater Manchester. In
Manchester they created the following buildings.
Watts Warehouse,
Portland Street - 1855 - 1858
Now the Britannia Hotel ![]() ![]() ************************ William Magnall's
son, also William, was a member of the
practice. In 1863 he is credited with the
design for Waldorf
House, for the Freemasons.
Waldorf House,
Freemason's Hall, Cooper Street - 1863
![]() ******************* When
William Magnall senior retired his son took
over and when Travis also retired he was
replaced by John Littlewood and later his
brother William Littlewood leading to the
creation of Magnall and Littlewood. In
Manchester the practice created the following
buildings.
Upper Campsfield
Market, Liverpool Road - 1877 - 1878
![]() ************************* Lower Campsfield Market, Liverpool Road - 1877 - 1880 - now the Air & Space Museum ![]() ![]() ![]() |