Early Victorian listed buildings in Gloucester

There are 56 Early Victorian listed buildings in Gloucester.

1, Commercial Road II
3 And 4, Pitt Street II
3, Commercial Road II
30 Westgate Street II
43 And 45, Brunswick Road II
47 And 49, Brunswick Road II
4B, Millers Green II
5, Pitt Street II
6, Pitt Street II
70, Eastgate Street II
70-84, Melbourne Street II
Albert Warehouse II
Annandale House II
Bridge House II
Cathedral Church Of The Holy And Indivisible Trinity I
Cemetery Chapels II
Central Block (Wings A & B and Chapel) former Her Majesty's Prison Gloucester II*
Church Of St James II*
Church of St Mark, front wall and gate piers II
Church Of St Mary De Crypt I
Church of St Swithun II*
City Flour Mills II
Community House And Attached Wall With Piers II
Copner House II
Criterion Hotel II
Dock Company Office II
Dry Dock North Of Engine House II
Dry Dock South Of Engine House Including Crane II
Governor's House and attached railings, former Her Majesty's Prison Gloucester II
Herbert Warehouse II
Horton Road Hospital including area railings II*
Kimberley Warehouse II
Kings School Gymnasium II
Mariners Chapel II
Navigation House II
New County Hotel II
North Precinct Wall I
Number 3 And Attached Railings II
Numbers 27 And 29 And Attached Front Area Railings And Gates II
Numbers 8, 10 And 12 And Attached Area Railings II
Numbers 9 And 11 And Attached Area Railings And Walls II
Old Rectory II
Phillpotts Warehouse II
Pillar Warehouse II
Railings To School Playground On North Side Of Gymnasium II
Regiments Of Gloucestershire Museum II
Spa Villas II
St Margarets Chapel II*
Sturges Warehouse II
Sudbrooke House II
The Black Swan Hotel II
The Judges Lodgings And Attached Front Piers Walls And Balustrades II*
Victoria Warehouse II
Village Cross (At Corner Of Rea Lane) II*
Vinings Warehouse II
Weighbridge House II