John Carr

Edificios Públicos

(dem = demolida) en orden cronológico

• 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, Notts., Town Hall, Assembly Rooms and Market Hall, 1773–76
• York, Assize Courts, now York Crown Court 1773–77
• York County Lunatic Asylum, now Bootham Park Hospital 1774–77
• Lincoln, Lincs., Lincoln County Hospital 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 (construido en 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, Waterford, design for Session House, 1799

Iglesias

• Ravenfield, 1756;
• Kirkleatham, Payment for design, 1759;
• Dewsbury Minster, Partly rebuilt 1765-7;
• Bierley, 1766; attributed:
• Boynton, largely rebuilt 1768–70;
• 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.

Puentes

• 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;

• 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.

Puentes privados

• Blyth, Notts., dated 1776, (now public);
• Denton Park, c. 1770;
• Harewood Park, Yorks. c. 1771;
• Norton Place Park, Lincs., c. 1776;
• Unexecuted bridge designs for Wentworth Woodhouse, Yorks.

Arquitectura doméstica

• The New Lodge, New Lodge, Barnsley (c. 1760) – Construida para sí mismo
• 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,
• York, Castlegate House, Castlegate, 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;
• The Shay, nr. Halifax, c. 1770dem;
• Byram Hall and farm, nr.Ferrybridge, remodelled c. 1770, largely dem;
• Gledstone Hall and stables nr. Skipton, c. 1770 house dem; attributed:
• Aston Rectory, near Rotherham, c. 1770;
• Sedbury Park, near Richmond, alterations c. 1770 house dem;
• Denton Hall, Wharfedale, 1769–81;
• Chesters, near Hexham, Northumberland, 1771;
• Aston Hall, near Rotherham, 1760s;
• Thirsk Hall, additions, 1771-3;
• London, Burlington House, Piccadilly, internal alterations, c. 1771-5dem;
• Ormesby Hall near Middlesbrough, stables and entrance lodge, c. 1772; attributed:
• Redbourne Hall, Lincolnshire, alterations, 1773;
• Blyth Hall, Nottinghamshire, 1773-6dem;
• Leventhorpe Hall, near Leeds,1774;
• Castle Howard, alterations and stables, 1774–82;
• Panton Hall, near Wragby, Lincolnshire, remodelling, 1775dem;
• Ribston Hall, near Knaresborough, alterations and stables, c. 1775; attributed
• Norton Place, Bishop Norton, Lincolnshire 1776;
• Billing Hall, Great Billing, Northamptonshire, 1776 dem;
• Basildon Park, Berkshire, 1776;
• Colwick Hall, Nottinghamshire, remodelled 1776;
• Middleton Lodge, Middleton Tyas, 1777–80;
• Sledmere, Castle Farm and designs for Sledmere House 1778;
• Clifton Hall, Notts. alterations, 1778–97;
• Staunton in the Vale Hall, Nottinghamshire, alterations 1778 -85;
• Bolling Hall, near Bradford, alterations 1779-80;
• Thornes House, near Wakefield,designs for house, 1779-81dem;
• Langford Hall, Nottinghamshire c. 1780;
• Badsworth Hall, c. 1780dem;
• New Lodge, Wakefield Road, Barnsley, c. 1780;
• Wiganthorpe Hall, near Malton, c. 1780dem;
• Buxton, Derbyshire, The Crescent, St. Ann’s Well, and Great Stables. 1779–90;
• Grimston Garth, near Aldborough, 1781-6;
• Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, internal redecoration, c. 1782-4; (and for the same patron, the repair of Hardwick Hall).
• Clifton House, Rotherham,1783;
• Holker Hall, near Cartmel, Lancashire, minor works c. 1783, 1787;
• Workington Hall, Cumberland, extensive remodelling, 1783–91
• Belle Isle, Windermere, for the same patron. and minor changes to
• Cradside House Scotland.
• Sand Hutton Park, 1786dem;
• Eastwood House, Rotherham, 1786-7dem;
• Farnley Hall, near Otley, major extension, 1786–90;
• Castle William, Budby, Nottinghamshire, c. 1789;
• Durham Castle, remodelled gateway 1791;
• Bretton Hall, alterations, 1790s;
• Leck Hall, c. 1790s
• Wood Hall, near Wetherby, c. 1795;
• Fawley Court, Buckinghamshire, lodges, 1797-9;
• Belle Vue (Claife Viewing Station) near Hawkshead, Lancashire, belvedere c. 1799;
• Coolattin Park (Malton House), Shillelagh, County Wicklow, Ireland 1800–1808;
• "Milton Hall, near Peterborough, Northamptonshire, internal alterations c. 1803 and orangery, 1788-9;
• Upleatham Hall, alterations, date uncertain;
• Tankersley Park, temple, date uncertain;
• Obelisk and monument: Knox’s Hill, Armagh, 1782-3;
• Bramham Park, after 1773; attributed:
• Wall monument, Otley All Saints, to Francis Fawkes of Farnley Hall, 1754, signed J Carr.
• Wall monument design for Buxton family (Goodchild Collection Wakefield)
• Wood Hall Yorkshire
• Chevet Hall, Wakefield (dem) and stable block
• Hook Moor Lodges, Great North Road A1 Aberford, West Yorkshire, part of the Parlington Hall Estate;