Houses
Freeman’s work on houses included the two extremes of housing provision: holiday/retirement homes for Bolton’s rich (“refugees from the environmental impact of their own success” as Mordaunt Crook describes them) in the Lake District and abroad and model dwellings in the poorer areas of Bolton and elsewhere:
Barraclough House, Clitheroe
Bolton house and stables for Dr R J Robertson; possibly 39 Bradford Street
Brierwood, Ainsworth Lane, Bolton
Brookland(s)
Brownlow Fold, Bolton (20 houses and Co-op store; with Cunliffe)
Bryerswood, Windermere
Castle Rigg Manor, Keswick
Crooke Hall, Whittle-le-Woods (Alterations for Carlton Cross)
Graythwaite Hall, Ulverston
Green Lane, Bolton
Halliwell Lodge, Bolton
Hammarbank, Windermere
Haulgh model dwellings, Bolton
High House, Morpeth, Northumberland
Hulton Park, Bolton
Moscow house
Radcliffe Road, Bolton (Two houses)
Runshaw Hall, Leyland
Peabody Street model dwellings, Bolton
San Remo house
Sawrey Inn, Windermere
South Shore, Blackpool
St Annes house for J Greenhalgh
St Augustine’s Mission house, Bolton
The Grange, Bromley Cross, Bolton
Wheatfield, Haulgh, Bolton (Alterations for T Fletcher)
White Bank, Bolton
Windermere house and stables (for R J Hill)
Windsor dwellings for the poor (with Robins; not known if these were built)
Wolstenholme Hall, Rochdale (for Harold Shawcross)
Wyresdale Park, Scorton (for Lt Col J Cross Ormrod)
