Gloucestershire, and also designed his London residence, Dorchester House in Park Lane.  These two houses are considered to be Vulliamy's most important works.  Vulliamy published two works: The Bridge of the SSa. Trinita, over the Arno at Florence (1822), and Examples of ornamental sculpture in architecture (1823).  For several years he suffered from chronic bronchitis, and he died at his home on Clapham Common in 1871.  His estate was valued at about £60,000 ().

This list contains details of Vulliamy's work on churches and other ecclesiastical structures.

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Works

See also
List of works by Lewis Vulliamy on large houses
List of miscellaneous works by Lewis Vulliamy

References

Bibliography

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