II listed He rebuilt Selly Manor (1912–16), Grade II listed and Minworth Greaves (1929), Grade II listed. In Selly Oak, he designed Kingsmead College (1905), Westhill College (1907), and Carey Hall (1912). Bibliography Sources Images of England - Bournville and Weoley Castle, Martin Hampson, 2001, Tempus Publishing, Birmingham's Victorian and Edwardian Architects Harrison, Michael, 2009, Phillada Ballard. ed. Oblong. . References 1874 births 1951 deaths 20th-century English architects Architects from Birmingham, West Midlands Fellows of the Royal Institute of British Architects Alumni of the Birmingham School of Art