page_title: John Loughborough Pearson
section_title: Some of Pearson's other important works
hierarchical_section_title: John Loughborough Pearson / Some notable buildings / Some of Pearson's other important works
caption_attribution_description: English: St Matthew&#39;schurch and churchyard, near to Landscove, Devon, Great Britain.
context_page_description: John Loughborough Pearson RA was a Gothic Revival architect renowned for his work on churches and cathedrals. Pearson revived and practised largely the art of vaulting, and acquired in it a proficiency unrivalled in his generation. He worked on at least 210 ecclesiastical buildings in England alone in a career spanning 54 years.
context_section_description: North Ferriby, Church of All Saints (1846)
  Stow, Lincolnshire, St Mary's Minster, (restoration, 1850)
  Weybridge, St James's (1853)
  St Matthew's church, Landscove, South Devon (1854)
  Church of St Michael and All Angels, Garton on the Wolds (restoration, 1856-57)
  St Peter's Church, Vauxhall (1863–64)
  Freeland, Oxfordshire, St Mary's parish church, parsonage and schools (1869–71)
  Kilburn, St Peter's Home (1868)
  Wentworth, Church of the Holy Trinity (1872)
  Kirk Braddan new church, Isle of Man (1873)
  Horsforth, Church of St Margaret (1874)
  Cullercoats, St George's (1882)
  Chiswick, St Michael's (restoration, 1882)
  Hove, St Barnabas' parish church (1882–1883)
  Great Yarmouth church (restoration, 1883)
  Liverpool, St Agnes' (1883)
  St Mary's Church, Lastingham 1879
  Silverhill, East Sussex, St Matthew's Church (1884)
  Woking Convalescent Home (1884)
  Headingley, St Michael's church (1884)
  Torquay, All Saints' church (1884)
  Maidstone, All Saints' church (restoration, 1885)
  Shrewsbury Abbey (1886)
  Ayr, Holy Trinity (1886)
  Thurstaston, St Bartholomew's (1886)
  Hythe, Kent, St Leonard's Church (restoration, 1887)
  Oxford, New College, reredos (completion, 1889)
  Cambridge, Old Schools, University Library (additions, 1889)
  Cheswardine, Shropshire, (St Swithun's) (rebuilding 1889)
  St John, Friern Barnet, (1890)
  Cambridge, Sidney Sussex College (additions, 1890)
  Fitzrovia Chapel the old Middlesex Hospital chapel (1890)
  Bishopsgate, St Helen's parish church (restoration, 1891)
  Maida Hill (Irvingite) church (1891)
  Barking, All Hallows church (restoration, 1893)
  Cambridge, Emmanuel College (additions, 1893)
  Ledbury, St Michael's church (restoration, 1894)
  Malta, Lady Rachel Hamilton-Gordon Memorial Chapel (1893–1894)
  Two Temple Place, London (1895), built as the Astor Estate Office
  St Theodore's Church, Port Talbot (1895)
  Merthyr Tydfil, St Tydfil's church (1895)
  Bordesley St Patrick's Church, Bordesley (1896), demolished 1964
  Daybrook, St Paul's Church (1896)
  St John's Cathedral, Brisbane, related to Truro Cathedral (the design re-worked by his son, Frank, and completed in 2009)
  Nottingham, St Bartholomew's Church (completed by his son, 1899–1902)
  Upper Norwood, St John the Evangelist (Consecrated in 1887)
caption: St Matthew's church, Landscove, South Devon
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