Thomas Fulljames

Albion House, Southgate Street, Gloucester, 1831. Formerly the Albion Hotel. Church of St Lawrence, Sandhurst. Rebuilt by Fulljames, 1857–58.

Other architecture Other projects by Fulljames in Gloucester include the Albion Hotel (1831) in Southgate Street, later known as Albion House; Norfolk Buildings (1836) in Bristol Road; and the "picturesque Gothic" Gloucester Court of Probate (1858) on the corner of Pitt Street and Park Street,

Plans relating to the Gloucestershire Royal Infirmary and Second County Asylum are held by Gloucestershire Archives.

Personal life In 1840, Fulljames married Catherine Kirkes at Lancaster. This led to him designing the Custom House Arcade at Liverpool. At first they lived at Maisemore, Gloucestershire

Death and legacy Fulljames died on 24 April 1874 at Foscombe in Ashleworth. His will was proved by his wife Catherine and the executors John Jackson Myers of Huyton, and James Wintle of Newnham. He left less than £12,000. There is a monument to him in the churchyard of the Church of St Mary, Hasfield.

In 1970 and 1987, records relating to Fulljames were among those deposited in the Gloucestershire Archives by the Astam Design Partnership where they had been stored in the attic of the firm's former offices in College Green.