Benjamin Ingelow (17 April 1835[1] – 1 January 1926)[2] was an English architect who practised from an office in London.
He later joined the architectural practice of William Slater, where he was an improver and an assistant.
When R. H. Carpenter joined Slater in partnership, Ingelow became the chief assistant.
In 1879, Carpenter and Ingelow received the commission to create the topographical crown of Nathaniel Woodard's schools — Ellesmere College in Cheshire, with its "H" plan and gothic facade looking out over a quadrangle, terraces and playing fields towards the hills of Wales.
[5] Ingelow's more notable works were carried out in conjunction with Carpenter, and besides Ellesmere College includes the Chapel at the School of St Mary and St Ann, Abbots Bromley, which is listed at Grade II.