 After Edmund's death, Cyril and Arthur worked for a time as "Blacket Brothers", the most famous building of this period being the Hunter Baillie Memorial Presbyterian Church (1886) which from its position on the ridge pays homage across the suburbs of Annandale and Camperdown to their father's spire of St Stephen's, Newtown, on the parallel ridge.Cyril's other well-known work is the chapter-house for St. Andrew's Cathedral.Two later Blackets, Cyril's son Pendril and Harold Wilfred Blacket were to follow the family tradition as architects.