Medieval listed buildings in Cumberland

There are 53 Medieval listed buildings in Cumberland.

• 5 And 6, Greenmarket I
• Anthorn Cross II
• Branthwaite Hall I
• Bridge Over Outer Moat I
• Cathedral Church Of The Holy And Undivided Trinity I
• Church Of All Saints I
• Church Of All Saints II
• Church Of Holy Trinity I
• Church Of St Bridget II*
• Church Of St Bridget I
• Church Of St John The Baptist I
• Church Of St Mary I
• Church Of St Mary I
• Church Of St Mary II*
• Church Of St Mary II*
• Church Of St Mary And St Bega I
• Church Of St Michael I
• Church Of St Michael I
• Church Of St Mungo I
• Churchyard Wall South Of Church Of St Mary II
• Cockermouth Castle (Uninhabited Parts) I
• Cross Base In Field North East Of Dovenby Hall II
• Cross Base North West Of Lanercost Priory I
• Curtain Walls Surrounding Rose Castle I
• Dacre Hall I
• De Irebys Tower And Outer Bailey Wall I
• Dovenby Hall and adjoining rear wing II
• Drumburgh Castle I
• Egremont Castle I
• Font Approximately 15 Metres To North Of St John'S Church II
• Fratry Of Former Priory Of St Mary I
• Garden Wall To South East Of Newbiggin Hall II
• Gateway Arch West Of Lanercost Priory I
• Hayes Castle II
• Inner Bailey Keep I
• Inner Bailey Palace Range Including Part Of Queen Mary'S Tower I
• Mill Grove II*
• Millom Castle I
• Moresby Hall I
• Naworth Castle I
• Numbers 10-22 Incorporating City Walls I
• Old Church Farmhouse II*
• Rose Castle I
• Ruin Of Church Of St Bridget II
• Ruins Of Dormitory Of Former Priory Of St Mary I
• St Constantine'S Cells I
• Stonegarthside Hall II*
• The Deanery And Prior'S Tower I
• The Vicarage I
• Threapland Hall II
• Wall, To West Of Priory Church Nave, Incorporating Medieval Cross And Lintel I
• West City Walls And Tile Tower Adjoining At South West I
• Workington Hall I