Structures
Extant structures by Cubitt include:
- Many windmills in East Anglia and Lincolnshire
- Iron bridges: Brent Eleigh and Clare, and the Stoke Bridge at Ipswich (Suffolk); Witham (Essex).
- Port Offices, Lowestoft
- Haddiscoe Cut
- Oxford Canal at Rugby and at Newbold tunnel
- Shropshire Union Canal at Shelmore Embankment
- Diglis Lock on the River Severn at Worcester
- Foord Viaduct (1844), Folkestone
- Folkestone Warren and Martello, Abbot's Cliff, Shakespeare and Martello tunnels
- Welwyn Viaduct
- Nene Bridge, Peterborough
- Museum of Childhood, Bethnal Green
Cubitt also constructed Penton Lodge, which is located in Penton Mewsey.
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