eldest son. A monument on his grave also commemorates his first wife and his two younger sons. List of principal works The Dictionary of Scottish Architects lists 297 projects on which Browne was engaged between 1878 and 1934, either as sole architect or in collaboration with others (including several unsuccessful competition entries). All but five of these are in Scotland. The following are some notable examples from that list: Central Station Hotel, Glasgow (1879) Reconstruction of the Conservative Club, Princes Street, Edinburgh (1879) St Andrews Parish Church, North Berwick (1880) House for Professor Cossar Ewart, Penicuik (1883) (now the Craigiebield House hotel) St Margarets Episcopal Church, Biel, East Lothian (1884) Stornoway Parish Church, Isle of Lewis (1884) Hamilton Parish Church Hall and School (1885) Braid Church, Nile Grove, Edinburgh (1886) Edinburgh City Library, George IV Bridge (1887) (as a competition winner) Bruntsfield Place tenements, Edinburgh (1887) Solicitors Buildings/Library, Edinburgh Supreme Court (1888) Maison Dieu Church, Brechin Angus (1890) Eight branches of the British Linen Bank (1890 1907) Drumsheugh Toll House at Dean Bridge Edinburgh (1891) Remodelling of 1 Randolph Cliff as his own family home (1891) Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Sciennes, Edinburgh (1891) Miss Cranston's Tea Rooms Buchanan Street Glasgow (1895) (not to be confused with her Willow Tearooms on Sauchiehall Street by Charles Rennie MacKintosh) Standard Life Assurance Building, 1-31 George Street, Edinburgh (1896) Public (Carnegie) Library, Jedburgh (1898) Caledonian Hotel, Lothian Road, Edinburgh (1899-1903) (now the [[Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - The Caledonian| Waldorf Astoria/ Hilton hotel) North British and Mercantile Insurance Office, Leeds (1900) Bo'ness Town Hall and Library (1901) (competition winner) Kelso Public Library (1905) Bank of Scotland, 69 George St, Edinburgh (1905) Scottish National Memorial to Edward VII at Holyrood Palace (1911 but built 1920-2) Nine World War I war memorials (19181924) Publications Browne, George (1890). "Planning of Public Libraries". A paper given to the Architectural Section of the Philosophical Society of Glasgow and later printed in The Builder. References Further reading 1853 births 1939 deaths 19th-century Scottish architects 20th-century Scottish architects Fellows of the Royal Institute of British Architects Knights Bachelor Architects from Glasgow Royal Scottish Academicians Edinburgh College of Art Burials at the Grange Cemetery