Early in his career Morley Horder had a Stroud office which mainly undertook work for Godsells & Sons Brewery.
The brewery was taken over by the Stroud Brewery in 1928.
 A notable example of his pub architecture is the former Greyhound in Stroud.
The Greyhound was rebuilt by Godsells & Sons in 1903, and was designed in the Arts and Crafts style.
It was eventually closed as a pub in 2010; it has since reopened as a café.
Early in his career Morley Horder had a Stroud office which mainly undertook work for Godsells & Sons Brewery. The brewery was taken over by the Stroud Brewery in 1928.  A notable example of his pub architecture is the former Greyhound in Stroud. The Greyhound was rebuilt by Godsells & Sons in 1903, and was designed in the Arts and Crafts style. It was eventually closed as a pub in 2010; it has since reopened as a café.
Percy Richard Morley Horder