Listed buildings in Sheffield
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There are about 1,000 ).
The dates given refer to the year(s) of completion.
Grade I
Building | Image | Date built | Architect |
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Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet (Works) | 1785–1876 | ||
Church of St. Nicholas, Bradfield |
c.1200–c.1500 | ||
Church of St. Mary, Ecclesfield |
c.1200– | ||
Sheffield Cathedral | 1430–1966 | ||
Town Hall | 1897 | E. W. Mountford
|
Grade II*
This is a complete list of all Grade II* listed buildings in Sheffield.[1]
Building | Image | Date built | Architect |
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Paradise Square, Sheffield |
1736–1771 | ||
Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet (Workers' Cottages, Counting House and Manager's House) | 1785–1876 | ||
Church of St Thomas a Becket and remains of Beauchief Abbey | 1276 or 1283 | Church restored by Edward Pegge | |
Beauchief Hall and adjoining structures |
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Beehive Works | 1850s/60s | ||
Bishops' House |
1554 | The Blythe family | |
Botanical Gardens Glass House | 1838 | Benjamin Broomhead Taylor | |
Butchers Wheel | 1820s-1870s | ||
City Hall | 1934 | Vincent Harris | |
Cornish Place (East and West Ranges) | 1822–1860 | Built for James Dixon & Sons | |
Cutlers' Hall | 1832 | Samuel Worth and B. B. Taylor | |
Ecclesfield Priory | c. 1273 | ||
Endcliffe Hall | c. 1860 | Built for Sir John Brown | |
Fair House Farmhouse, Low Bradfield | 1630s | Unknown | |
Globe Works | 1825 | Henry and William Ibbotson | |
Entrance Gateway to Green Lane Works | 1795 & 1860 | Alfred Stevens | |
Heritage House, Infirmary Road | 1797 | John Rawsthorne | |
King Edward VII Upper School | 1838 | William Flockton
| |
Leah's Yard, Cambridge Street | mid-19th century | ||
Little Matlock Rolling Mill | 1882 | ||
Loxley United Reformed Church | 1787 | ||
Lyceum Theatre |
1897 | W. G. R. Sprague | |
Turret House, Sheffield Manor |
c. 1574 | ||
Mappin Art Gallery (now part of Weston Park Museum) | 1887 | Flockton & Gibbs
| |
The Mount, Glossop Road | c. 1830 | William Flockton
| |
Mount Pleasant Community Centre including former stables and coaching block | 1777 | John Platt | |
Norton Hall | 1815 | ||
Oakes Park and adjoining structures | 1668 | ||
Old Queen's Head |
c. 1475 | ||
Onesacre Hall | 1630–1670 | John Hawley | |
Park Hill Flats | 1961 | Jack Lynn and Ivor Smith | |
Portland Works | |||
St James’ Church, Midhopestones |
c. 1360 | ||
St James, Norton | |||
St John, Ranmoor | 1888 | Flockton & Gibbs
| |
St Mary's Church, Bramall Lane | 1830 | Joseph and Robert Potter | |
St Mary the Virgin, Beighton | |||
Sanderson Kayser's Darnall Works (two crucible steel shops) | 1871 | ||
Sharrow Mills | c. 1737 | ||
Sheffield General Cemetery (Gatehouse, Egyptian Gate and Non-Conformist Chapel) | 1836 | Samuel Worth | |
Terminal Warehouse, Victoria Quays | |||
University of Sheffield Library and Arts Tower | 1965 | Gollins, Melvin, Ward & Partners | |
War Memorial | 1925 | Charles Denny Carus-Wilson | |
Well Meadow Street Crucible Furnace and attached buildings | |||
Whitley Hall Hotel |
c. 1550s-1580s | Thomas & William Parker | |
Wicker Arches | 1848 | Sir John Fowler |
Grade II
See also
References
- ^ "Listed Buildings". Sheffield City Council. Archived from the original on 24 July 2010. Retrieved 16 July 2010.
- ^ "City's Crucible pots listed building status". Sheffild Star.
- ^ Historic England. "CHURCH OF ST SAVIOUR (1286375)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 29 March 2013.
- ^ "Maker of quality knives, blades and kitchenware for over 150 years".
- [1] - A list of all the listed buildings within Sheffield City Council's boundary is available to download from this page.
- Images of England