List of Works
- State Library of Victoria (1854)
- Bank of New South Wales, Collins St (1954)
- Collins Street Baptist Church (1854)
- Geelong Town Hall (1855)
- Wesley Church (1857)
- 182-186 George Street, East Melbourne (1857)
- Royal Society Buildings (1858)
- 157 Hotham Street, East Melbourne (1861) (attributed)
- Reed & Barnes
- Commercial Banking Company of Sydney (1862) (demolished 1956)
- St Michaels Uniting Church (1866)
- The Menzies Hotel (1867)
- Rippon Lea Estate (1868)
- Melbourne Town Hall (1869)
- Carlton Methodist Mission, now Church of All Nations, Palmerston St, Carlton (1870)
- Melbourne Trades Hall (1873)
- Scots' Church (1873)
- ANZ Bank, Collins Street (1876)
- Faraday School, Carlton (1876)
- Eildon Mansion (1877)
- Eastern Market (1877) (Reed & Barnes) (demolished in the 1960s)
- Wilson Hall, Melbourne University (destroyed by fire in 1952)
- Royal Exhibition Building (1879)
- Ormond College, Melbourne University (1881)
- Holy Trinity Church, St Kilda (1882–1889)
- Reed, Henderson & Smart
- Old Pathology Building, Melbourne University (1885)
- Lombard Building (15-17 Queen Street) (1887)
- Baldwin Spencer Building, Melbourne University (1887)
- Old Physics Conference Room and Gallery, Melbourne University (1888)
- Sacred Heart Church, St Kilda (1891)
- A.C Goode House (Wright, Reed & Beaver) (1891)
- Reed, Smart & Tappin
- Mutual Store, Flinders Street (1891)
- Metropolitan Gas Company (1892)
- Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Carlton (1910)
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