Bidlake, William Henry
Bidlake, William Henry (1861–1938). Son of the Wolverhampton church-architect George Bidlake (1829–92). In 1887 he set up in practice with John Cotton (1844–after 1914) in Birmingham, from where he developed a large practice. He designed several fine late Arts-and-Crafts houses, one of which (his own), ‘Woodgate’, 37 Hartopp Road, Sutton Coldfield, was published by Muthesius in Das Englische Haus (The English House).
Bibliography
A. S. Gray (1985);
H. Muthesius (1979)
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