Notable Buildings
- St Augustine's, Kilburn (1871–1880) the tower and spire completed (1897–98)
- Truro Cathedral (1879–1910)
- St Agnes and St Pancras church
- St. Margaret's, Westminster (existing building, Pearson added eastern and western porches)
- Christ Church, Appleton-le-Moors, Yorkshire
- Bristol Cathedral, existing building, Pearson added the twin towers of the west front
- Wakefield Cathedral, Pearson added a new east end after the church was raised to cathedral status (completed 1903-05 by his son Frank).
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