Listed buildings in Barking and Dagenham

There are 45 listed buildings in the Barking and Dagenham local planning authority area, England.

By grade

• Grade II — 38 buildings

All listed buildings in Barking and Dagenham

• 621, Rainham Road South II
  Former police station
• Admiral Vernon public house, including freestanding signpost, garage and rear wall II
  Public house
• Anti Aircraft Site At Tq 48738975 II
  Military site
• Barking Baptist Tabernacle II
  Church
• Barking Magistrates Court And Railings, Lampholders And Lamps II
  Court
• Barking Park War Memorial II
  War memorial
• Barking Station Booking Hall II
  Station booking hall
• Bell House II
  House
• Bentry Heath House II
  House
• Canteen at Head Office of Rhone Poulenc Limited II
  Canteen
• Chadwell Heath Cemetery Chapel With Entrance Gates, Piers And Railings II
  Cemetery chapel
• Church Of St Mary II
  Church
• Church Of St Patrick II
  Church
• Church Of St Peter And St Paul II*
  Church
• Coal Duty Boundary Marker II
  Boundary marker
• Coal Duty Boundary Post On South Side Of Road II
  Boundary post
• Coal Duty Boundary Post Outside Numbers 98 And 100 On West Side Of Road II
  Boundary post
• Cross Keys Inn Public House II
  Public house
• Eastbrook Public House II*
  Public house
• Eastbury Manor House I
  Manor house
• Fire Bell Gate, Barking Abbey II*
  Gate
• Forest Bounds Stone II
  Boundary marker
• Former Main building and Council Chamber of Dagenham Civic Centre II
  Civic centre
• Furze House Farmhouse II
  Farmhouse
• Garden Walls Of Eastbury Manor House I
  Garden wall
• Hooks Hall Farmhouse II
  Farmhouse
• Maypole Cottage II
  House
• Obelisk On Railway Embankment Approximately 280 Metres East Of Whalebone Bridge II
  Obelisk
• Parish Church Of St Margaret I
  Church
• Remains Of Barking Abbey And Old Churchyard Walls II
  Abbey ruins
• Rippleside Cemetery Chapel and Gates II
  Cemetery chapel
• St Margaret'S Vicarage II
  Vicarage
• Stoneford Cottage And Railings To Front Wall II
  Villa
• The Havering Stone (On North Side Of The Road At The Former Romford/Dagenham Borough Boundary) II
  Boundary marker
• The Marks Stones (On East Side Of Road North Of Eastern Avenue, Set In A Hedge) II
  Boundary marker
• The Old Granary II
  Granary
• The Vicarage II
  Vicarage
• The Warren Stone (Approximately 250 Yards East Of The Marks Stones) II
  Boundary marker
• The White House II
  House
• Tomb of Captain John Bennett II
  Tomb
• Valence House II*
  House
• War Memorial At Rippleside Cemetery II
  War memorial
• Warren Farm Barn II
  Barn
• Water Pump On South Side Of Road II
  Water pump
• Woodlands II
  House