page_title: Charles Ower
section_title: Main works
hierarchical_section_title: Charles Ower / Main works
caption_attribution_description: English: Inglis Memorial Hall, Edzell
context_page_description: Charles Ower and son were father and son architects, operating in eastern Scotland.
context_section_description: Prior to 1874 father and son mainly worked on harbour engineering projects and railway work. After 1874 Charles and Leslie Ower were a more "conventional" architectural practice, ranging from villas and tenements to jute warehouses. Their more public buildings include:
  People's Journal Office in Stirling (DNK)
  Dundee Courier offices - remodelling and extension (1872 to 1882) for William Thomson
  Ferry Station, Newport-on-Tay (1878)
  Scottish Banking Company offices, Dundee (1880)
  YMCA building, Carnoustie (1881 + 1889 extension)
  YMCA, Dundee (1881 + 1887 extension)
  Trinity United Presbyterian Church, Newport-on-Tay (1881)
  Free Church of Scotland Mission Hall and School, Hilltown of Dundee (1882)
  Ladywell Calender Works, Dundee (1882)
  Major remodelling, Balmerino Parish Church (1883)
  Dundee Harbour office (1883)
  Panmure Street Mission, Dundee (1883)
  West Church, Pitlochry (1883)
  Kirriemuir Town Hall and Library (1885)
  Balmerino parish church hall (1887)
  Downfield Free Church, Dundee (1889)
  Ardvorlich House, Comrie (1890)
  Free St Paul's Mission, Overgate, Dundee (1890)
  Inglis Memorial Hall and Library, Edzell (1896)
  Lochee Road UP Church, Dundee (1896)
  Benora, villa in Broughty Ferry for himself (1898)
  Virginia Buildings, Dundee (1903/4) for his in-laws?
  Mid Craigie Garden City, Dundee (1905)
caption: Inglis Memorial Hall, Edzell
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