Early Victorian listed buildings in Barnet

There are 34 Early Victorian listed buildings in Barnet.

• 114-118, HIGH STREET II
• 66, High Street II
• 74 Wood Street including the western boundary wall and south-east pier II
• 9, Moxon Street II
• Anglican Chapel, East Finchley Cemetery II
• Avenue House II
• Bobath Centre II
• Christ Church II
• Church Cottages II
• Church Of St Peter II
• Church Of The Holy Trinity II
• Daniel Almshouses II
• East Annexe To Bobath Centre II
• Fairlawn II
• Former Friern Hospital II
• Gate Lodge, Entrance Gates, Piers And Railings To East Finchley Cemetery II
• Gatehouses To St Pancras And Islington Cemetery II
• Group Of 6 Tombstones To The Grove Family In St Marys Churchyard II
• Heath End Cottage And Attached Railings II
• Hermitage In The Grounds Of Belmont II
• Hyver Hall II
• Lawrence Campe Almshouses II
• Lodge To Finchley Catholic High School II
• Milestone Sited Outside Numbers 3 And 4 Gratton Terrace II
• Monument To Sir Henry Bishop, Central Avenue, Plot E7 II
• Non Conformist Chapel, East Finchley Cemetery II
• Nos. 52, 54 and 54a, HIGH STREET II
• Parish Church Of St James II
• Parish Church Of St Margaret II
• Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin II*
• St James'S Primary School II
• St Pancras And Islington Cemetery, Church Of England Chapel II
• Statue Of Sir Robert Peel, Peel Centre II
• Strathearn Cottages II