Beaufort connection Wiltshire Wyatt secured much work in Wiltshire, including the building of 20 churches, after offering his services for free to the Salisbury Diocesan Church Building Association in 1836. Julian Orbach considers the large new church at Wilton – "on a heroic scale" – to have made Wyatt's reputation. Below is a selective list of some of Wyatt's major works with some links to relevant information Churches Houses Public buildings Monmouthshire The Hendre was built in 1837/9 near Monmouth for the Rolls family. Llantarnam Abbey was built in 1834/1835 for Reginald Blewitt: a large mansion in the Elizabethan style, built on a dissolution site. Once again an abbey, in possession of the Sisters of St. Joseph. The Church of St Thomas the Martyr, Monmouth was renovated by Wyatt. Usk Sessions House was built in 1875–1877. Other works: London Knightsbridge Barracks The Knightsbridge Barracks were built in 1878/9. Other Somerset Cambridgeshire Lancashire including Liverpool Glamorgan and rest of Wales Herefordshire Hampshire Gloucestershire Elsewhere Bibliography The Wyatts, an Architectural Dynasty J M Robinson See also Wyatt family References External links Watercolour by Wyatt of his New Liverpool Exchange, 1860s or 1870s 1807 births 1880 deaths 19th-century Irish architects People from County Roscommon Recipients of the Royal Gold Medal Presidents of the Royal Institute of British Architects Thomas Henry