Listed buildings by C. Hodgson Fowler

There are 31 listed buildings matching this facet, across 14 local planning authorities.

Listed buildings associated with C. Hodgson Fowler as architect, designer, builder, or named historical figure. Names have been canonicalised so common variants (e.g. "Sir Christopher Wren" / "Christopher Wren") are merged.

By country

• England — 31 buildings

By Local Planning Authority

County Durham 10 buildings

• Cathedral Cloister East Range I
  Church
• Church Of St Andrew II*
  Church
• Church Of St Edmund II
  Church
• Church Of St John II
  Church
• Church Of St Mary II
  Church
• Church Of St Philip And St James II
  Church
• Church Of St Philip And St James II
  Church
• Church Of The Holy Trinity II
  Church
• Gate Piers And Gates To West Of Church Of St Philip And St James II
  Gate
• Gate-Piers, Walls And Gates South Of Church Of St Edmund II
  Wall

East Lindsey 4 buildings

• Church Of St Helen II
  Church
• Church Of St Lawrence II
  Church
• Church Of St Michael II*
  Church
• Lychgate To The Churchyard II
  Lychgate

Hartlepool 3 buildings

• Church of St Hilda I
  Church
• Church Of St John The Baptist II*
  Church
• Church Of St Paul And Attached Area Wall Railings And Gates II
  Church

Bassetlaw 2 buildings

• Church Of St Mark II
  Church
• Church of St Michael the Archangel II*
  Church

North York Moors National Park 2 buildings

• Church Of All Saints II
  Church
• Church Of Saint Mary I
  Church

Sunderland 2 buildings

• Church Of St Aidan II
  Church
• Church Of St Mary II
  Church

Barnsley 1 building

• Church Of St Saviour II
  Church

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 1 building

• Church Of St Ambrose II*
  Church

Cotswold 1 building

• Church Of St Leonard I
  Church

Doncaster 1 building

• Church Of St Helena II*
  Church

Kirklees 1 building

• Church Of St Saviour II
  Church

North Lincolnshire 1 building

• Church Of St Andrew I
  Church

Shropshire 1 building

• Church of St Mary I
  Church

York 1 building

• Church Of St Cuthbert I
  Church