Tamworth Buildings

Tamworth	Kenning Garage	1920-30s
Tamworth, Albert Road	houses	Houses feature early G & C ornament.
Tamworth, Albert Road (Number 1)	garage	1934 stock list. Demolished
Tamworth, Albert Road	Agnes Kendrick Hair Saloon	Demolished
Tamworth, Argyle Street numbers 50 & 52	Houses	1936 owned by G & C.
Tamworth, Colehill	Co-Op	Interior staircase and interior of the cafe. Also exterior.
Tamworth, Fazeley	Fidgeons showroom & Garage	Slab facing, now painted over
Tamworth, George Street	Lloyds Bank	1936, Grey terracotta.
Tamworth, George Street	Halifax Property Services	1898. I would very much like to know the architect.
Tamworth, George Street	Grand Cinema � includes the statue from the roof too	Statue now in Tamworth Castle Museum.
Tamworth, George Street (15-16)	Burton tailoring	1936. Opened 3.4.1936. Columns crowned with a massive pediment that once bore the firm�s name. How many others in the chain were Gibbs and Canning?
Tamworth, Glascote, Argyle Street	Head of King Edward VII
Tamworth, Glascote, Argyle Street	Houses	Numerous examples of buff and red terracotta decorated houses.
Tamworth, Glascote, Bamford Street	St. George�s Church, Glascote, Champneys, Basil	1880 Interior. Consecrated by Bishop Abrahams of Lichfield, 30^th April 1880. �The visitor may be struck by the fact that much of the interior work is in terracotta, a baked hard brownish red pottery. The abundance of this pottery is due to the fact that one of the Church�s benefactors was C. Canning Esq. Of the firm Gibbs & Canning which produced terracotta at that time, who gave not only �150 but terracotta pottery tot he value of �100.�
Tamworth, Glascote, Bamford Street	Houses	1880s � 1910. numerous examples of buff and red terracotta decorated houses.
Tamworth, Glascote, Glascote Road	Houses	1880s � 1910. Numerous examples of buff and red terracotta decorated houses.
Tamworth, Glascote, John Street	Houses with multicoloured bricks in patterns	Possibly Gibbs and Canning.
Tamworth, Glascote, Thomas Street	Houses	Numerous examples of buff terracotta decorated houses.
Tamworth, Hockley, Tinkers Green Road	Three houses	1905. Have ornate buff terracotta round doors, windows and along the roofs.
Tamworth, Upper Gungate	Flower shop opposite Globe Public House	Green glazed exterior
Tamworth, Wilnecote, Shelton Street	Houses.	1908. Houses with terracotta roundels and window surrounds.
Tamworth, Wilnecote, Watling Street	Wilnecote Free Methodist church by Ingall, Mr. A. V.	1901. It is approached by 2 steps, access being through an arch of Gothic design, faced with glazed terra-cotta.�The terra-cotta was obtained from Messrs. Gibbs and Canning, Mr. A. V. Ingall of the firm of Messrs. Ingall and Sons, Birmingham, was the architect.