Post-war listed buildings in Leeds

There are 27 Post-war listed buildings in Leeds.

• 'A Celebration of Engineering Sciences' relief mural, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds II
• 20 And 22, Dock Street II
• 59, Main Street II
• 67, The Square II
• Bank House II
• Barn Approximately 30 Metres South West Of Roundhay Grange II
• Bingley Arms II
• E.C. Stoner Building, Computer Science Building, Mathematics/Earth Sciences Building, Senior Common Room, Garstang Building, Manton Building, Communications And Edward Boyle Library II
• Ghyll Cottage II
• Grave memorial to Albert Horner and family members II
• Henry Price Residence II
• Kirkstall Brewery Student Village II
• L Shaped Range Of Workshops And 2 Attached Houses At The Home Farm II
• Leeds City Museum II*
• Lychgate and churchyard wall to north and east of Church of St Mary II
• Mill Hill Chapel II*
• Moorfield House And Attached Outbuildings And Walls II
• Original Infirmary and Corson's Pavilion Wing I
• Otley War Memorial Cross and Memorial Garden II
• Parkinson Building Including Brotherton Library Chemistry And Engineering And Wall II
• Permanent House And Headrow Buildings II
• Roman Catholic Cathedral Of St Anne II*
• Stocks Hill Cottage Wayside Cottage II
• The Old Bear Pit II
• The Terrace Cottage, Approximately 140 Metres To South West Of Harewood House II
• Towlson Memorial Music Room, School Shop And Domestic Offices At Woodhouse Grove School II
• War Memorial At The Junction With Fink Hill II