demolished) in chronological order, county given if not Yorkshire York The Pikeing Well-House New Walk 1752–56 York Grandstand Knavesmire Racecourse 1755–56 dem Beverley Assembly Rooms, 1761–63 dem Wakefield, The House of Correction, 1766–70 dem Leeds, The General Infirmary, 1768–71 dem Oporto, Portugal, The Hospital de Santo António 1769-c. 1843 Newark Town Hall, Newark, Notts., Town Hall, Assembly Rooms and Market Hall, 1773–76 York, Assize Courts, now York Crown Court 1773–77 York County Lunatic Asylum, 1774–77 Lincoln County Hospital, Lincs., 1776 Doncaster, Racecourse Grandstand, 1777–81 dem Nottingham, racecourse grandstand, 1777 dem Nottingham, Notts., Assembly Rooms, 1778 dem Kelso, Roxburghs., design for Racecourse Grandstand, 1778 (built in 1822) Buxton, Derbys., The Assembly Rooms in the Crescent 1779–90 York, The Female Prison, 1780–83 Northallerton, Court House, 1784–88 dem Northallerton, House of Correction 1784–88 Chesterfield, Derbys., Town Hall, 1787–88 dem Lismore, County Waterford in Ireland, design for court building, today a heritage centre 1799 Churches Ravenfield, 1756; Kirkleatham, Payment for design, 1759; Dewsbury Minster, Partly rebuilt 1765–7; Bierley, 1766; attributed: Boynton, largely rebuilt 1768–70; York Minster, survey and repairs 1770-3 and 1794–97; Joseph Halfpenny was clerk of works on this project Sheffield, St. Peter, alterations 1773–5; Rokeby, completed church 1777–8; Denton, 1776; attributed Holy Rood Church, Ossington, Notts., 1782–3; St Peter and St Leonard's Church, Horbury, 1790–4. Bridges North and East Ridings of Yorkshire Aysgarth (R.Ure), 1788; Ayton (R.Derwent), 1775; Bainbridge (Yore Bridge, River Ure, (1793) and Bain Bridge, River Bain, (widened 1785)) Birdforth (Birdforth Beck) 1798dem; Bow Bridge, (R.Rye), 1789; Catterick (R.Swale) 1792; Crambeck 1785; Croft (R. Tees), 1795; Danby Wiske, 1782; Downholme, (R.Swale), 1773; East Row,Sandsend, nr. Whitby, 1777; Ellerbeck, nr. Osmotherley, 1790; Greta, nr.Rokeby, 1773; Grinton (R.Swale), 1797; Hawnby (R.Rye), 1800; Howsham Bridge not executed Kilvington (Spital Beck), 1774dem; Kirkham Bridge not executed Low Bourn (R.Burn), nr. Masham 1775; Morton on Swale (R.Swale), 1800–3; South Otterington (R.Wiske) 1776; Reeth (Arkle Beck), 1772–3; Riccall, nr. Helmsley, 1803; Richmond (R.Swale), 1789; Rutherford (R.Greta), 1773; Skeeby nr. Richmond, 1782; Skipton on Swale, 1783; Strensall, (R.Foss), 1798, Thirkleby, 1799; Thirsk Mill, Millgate, (over Cod Beck) 1789; York, Yearsley Bridge (R.Foss) 1794–5; West Riding Carlton Ferry, nr. Snaith, (R.Aire)1774; Coniston Cold, (R.Aire), 1763; Ferrybridge, (R.Aire), 1797–1804) ; Marle Bridge (R.Dearne), nr. Darfield, 1766; Selby, 1795 in part for the wooden bridge at. Private bridges Blyth, Notts., dated 1776, (now public); Denton Park, c. 1770; Harewood Park, Yorks. c. 1771; Norton Place Park, Lincs., c. 1776; Unexecuted