Louth – Orme Almshouses (1885)
Louth, Bedehouses Gospelgate.
Almshouses on Gospelgate, founded in 1551 and sometimes referred to as King Edward VI's Hospital or Our Lady Bede House as the land formerly belonged to the Guild of St. Mary.
The current Grade II listed neo-Tudor building by Fowler in 1868-69.

Fotherby – Allenby Almshouses (1869)
Holy Trinity Hospital, West Retford.
 In 1832–4 the present Hospital was built to the design of Edward Blore.
In 1872, Fowler (who had earlier worked on West Retford Church) was commissioned to design a new chapel and audit room.
This was added to the centre of the building and at the ground floor, reusing the former common room and converting the space into a chapel.
He also added the clock tower.
The Hospital is Listed Grade II.
Louth – Orme Almshouses (1885)
Louth, Bedehouses Gospelgate. Almshouses on Gospelgate, founded in 1551 and sometimes referred to as King Edward VI's Hospital or Our Lady Bede House as the land formerly belonged to the Guild of St. Mary. The current Grade II listed neo-Tudor building by Fowler in 1868-69.
Fotherby – Allenby Almshouses (1869)
Holy Trinity Hospital, West Retford.  In 1832–4 the present Hospital was built to the design of Edward Blore. In 1872, Fowler (who had earlier worked on West Retford Church) was commissioned to design a new chapel and audit room. This was added to the centre of the building and at the ground floor, reusing the former common room and converting the space into a chapel. He also added the clock tower. The Hospital is Listed Grade II.
James Fowler (architect)