Smaller Works

The use of stone as a building material declined as other materials like concrete, glass and aluminium became cheaper. Loveridge and Hudson were involved in repairing existing buildings and building monuments. Some of those are, in chronological order

Queen Victoria Fountain, Berrima. 1897

Paddington Gates of Centenial Park, Sydney. 1888.  It seems the stonemason, William Little, 'signed' his work. (Musgrave Gate)

St James Anglican Church, King St. Repair stonework. 1971-1974. This required them to open up the old quarry to retrieve the same stone.
Trachyte columns on Queen Victoria Building, Sydney. 
MLC building cnr Martin Place and Castlereagh St - supplied granite cladding. 
St George's Head battery and fortifications

Pedestal for Sir John Robertson in Art Gallery Road, Domain, Sydney. 1904.

St Mary's Soldier's Memorial, Victoria Park, St Mary's, NSW. 1922.

Dalmeny, 18 Wakeford Rd, Strathfield. Colin Hudson built this as his home. 1924.

Broken Blade Memorial, William Street, Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre, Bathurst. 1970.

First Impressions Sculpture, Playfair Street, The Rocks, Sydney. 1978.

Emden Memorial in Hyde Park
Pedestal for Strathfield War Memorial for WW1
Queanbeyan WW1 Memorial 
Memorial Tablet for Blue Mountains Centenary Pavillion, Mt York.  1913.
Granite facing on the Anzac memorial in Hyde Park