Early Victorian listed buildings in Epping Forest

There are 37 Early Victorian listed buildings in Epping Forest.

• 111, 113 AND 115, YORK HILL II
• 2 4, Broomstick Hall Road II
• 4, Theydon Park Road II
• Barn At King Street Farmhouse II
• Bush Hall Farm Malthouse II
• Cart Lodge North West Of Torrells Hall II
• Castle House II
• Church House II
• Church Of St Andrew I
• Church Of St John The Baptist, Buckhurst Hill II
• Church Of The Holy Cross And St Lawrence Ruins To East Of Church Of Holy Cross And St Lawrence I
• Debden Mount II
• Doves Cottages II
• Farmbuildings To North Of Torrells Hall II
• Fisherman'S Hut To South East Of Hill Hall II
• Former Vicarage II
• Four Table Tombs In The Churchyard Of St Germain 30 Ft East Of Church; Three To The Poole Family; One To John Stacey II
• Group Of 15 Tomb Chests, Comprising All Those To Masham And Cleeve Families In All Saints' Churchyard, To East And North East Of Chancel II
• Hill Hall And Attached Service Wings To North And West I
• Laundry Building At St Margarets Hospital II
• Lilypond Cottage, Approximately 190 Metres North East Of Matching Hall II
• Littlebury Mill To South Of Littlebury II
• Longbarns Farmhouse (Now 2 Residential Units) Including Outhouse Range And Garden Wall II
• Ministry Of Defence Building L170A At Tl 3778 0109 II
• Ministry Of Defence Building Numbers L176 (Boiler House) And L177 II*
• Ministry Of Defence Number L168 (Engine House And Mechanics' Shop) II*
• Ongar Station II
• Parish Church Of St John The Baptist II
• Parish Church Of St Mary II
• Roydon Station II
• Saint Alban'S Church II
• The Maltings (That Part To The West Of The Railway, South Block) II
• The Manor House II
• The Rectory II
• Tomb With Railings Approximately 120 Feet From West Porch To William Smith 1842 And Mary Rayner 1873 II
• Widows Farmhouse II
• Wyntersbrook II