bridge designs for Wentworth Woodhouse, Yorks. Domestic architecture (The following are in Yorkshire, unless otherwise stated) The New Lodge, New Lodge, Barnsley (c.1760) – built as a dwelling for John Carr himself Kirby Hall, Ouseburn, 1747-c.55, dem. Huthwaite Hall, Thurgoland, 1748; Askham Hall, Askham Richard, Yorks., c. 1750 dem; Thorp Arch Hall, 1750–4; Gledhow Hall, Gledhow, Roundhay, Leeds c. 1764 for J. Dixon; Arncliffe Hall, Ingleby Arncliffe, c. 1750–4; York, No. 47, Bootham, 1752; Campsmount, Campsall near Doncaster, 1752-5 dem; Leeds, town house for J. Dixon 1753; Northallerton, 84 High Street, c.1754. Heath Hall, near Wakefield, 1754–80; York, Petergate, house for J. Mitchell, 1755 dem; York, Fairfax House, 27 Castlegate, circa 1755–62; Gilling Castle Howsham Mill, near Malton, c. 1755; Plompton Hall, near Knaresborough, c. 1755–62; York, Garforth House, No. 54 Micklegate, c. 1755–7; Lytham Hall, Lancs., 1757–64; Goldsborough Hall, remodelling, c. 1750s; Newby Hall, remodelling, c. 1758–60; Everingham Hall1758-64; Kirklees Hall, alterations, 1759–60; Harewood House, 1755–71; (except the decoration of the principal rooms) Harewood village and other estate buildings; Kirkland Hall, near Garstang, Lancs. 1760 ; attributed: Ravenfield Hall, near Rotherham, alterations, 1760–70 dem; Tabley House, Cheshire, c. 1760–7; Hornby Castle, c. 1760–70 partly dem; Wentworth Woodhouse, c. 1760- 1804,completed the house, and numerous important estate buildings. Clints Hall nr. Richmond, dem, Castlegate House, Castlegate, York 1762–3; Campsall Hall, alterations, 1762-4 dem; Stapleton Park, c. 1762-4 dem; Grove Hall, near Retford, Nottinghamshire remodelled c. 1762 dem; Constable Burton Hall, c. 1762–8; Escrick Park, remodelled, 1763–5; White Windows, Sowerby Bridge, 1763–8; Welbeck Abbey, Nottinghamshire 1763, 1774–7; Cannon Hall near Barnsley, 1764, 1778 onwards; Goldsborough Hall nr. Knaresborough, internal alterations, 1764–5; Swinton Park, nr. Masham, alterations 1764–7; Kirkleatham Hall, remodelling, 1764-7dem; Swarland Hall, near Felton, Northumberland, 1765 dem; attributed Courteenhall, Northamptonshire, stables, after 1765; York, Skeldergate, his own house, 1765-9 dem; Aske Hall, c. 1765–9; Boynton Hall near Bridlington, c.1765–80; Fangfoss Hall, East Yorkshire c.1766-; Halifax, Somerset House and warehouse, c. 1766; Towneley Hall, Lancashire, interiors, 1766–7, Pye Nest near Halifax, 1767dem; Thoresby Hall, Nottinghamshire. 1767–71 dem; Castle William, Budby Nottinghamshire, Thoresby Hall Estate c 1767 Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, alterations c.1767–72; attributed Raby Castle, County Durham, remodelled, 1768–88; Leeds, Bridge End, house for Mr. Green, before 1769; Kilnwick Hall, remodelled 1769–72, 1781 dem; Townend Farm, Kilnwick 1770; The Shay, nr. Halifax, c. 1770dem; Byram Hall and farm, nr.Ferrybridge, remodelled c. 1770, largely dem; Gledstone Hall and stables nr.