Publications
The Making of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton: Design and Drawings, by John Morley, published 1 December 1984 (280 pp., London: Philip Wilson, ISBN-10: 0856671738 & ISBN-13: 9780856671739) accessible at: R.I.B.A. Library
The Tupenny School, by J Morley, published October 1994 in Midhurst Magazine (Volume 7 Number 1, article, pp.19-20, Autumn 1994) accessible at: W.S.R.O. [Lib 15968]
Abstract:Recollections of J Morley, a pupil at Easebourne School at the end of the 19th century, in a letter to the West Sussex Gazette in 1972. He paid 2d per week.
The Making of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton: Design and Drawings, by John Morley, published 21 November 2003 (reprint, 280 pp., London: Philip Wilson, ISBN-10: 0856675571 & ISBN-13: 9780856675577) accessible at: West Sussex Libraries
Abstract:The Royal Pavilion, Brighton, is one of the most famous and opulent royal extravaganzas in existence. First built in 1787 for the Prince of Wales as a neo-classical marine villa, by the time the Prince became king in 1820 it had grown into the extraordinary Indian-Chinese fantasy that it is today. This study reproduces all of the important surviving designs, for the exterior and interior of the Pavilion, revealing the great variety of brilliant exotic schemes devised for its construction and decoration. The projects for the exterior include the pretty but chaste designs of Henry Holland and the wilder Indian and Chinese fantasies of William Pordent and Humphry. The interior designs are often astonishing; they include schemes for whole rooms as well as for individual details such as windows, skylights, doorways, carpets and curtains.