Early Victorian listed buildings in Leicester

There are 34 Early Victorian listed buildings in Leicester.

• 1, 3 and 5 Museum Square including 47 New Walk and 38 Princes Road. II
• 1-6, Cressida Place II
• 1-6, Main Street II
• 3, Darker Street II
• 4, Welford Place II
• 49 and 51, Market Place II
• 5, St Martins East II
• 82-86 AND 82A, RUTLAND STREET II
• Abbot Penny'S Wall I
• Baptist Chapel II
• Church Of Holy Trinity II
• Church of St Margaret I
• Church Of St Mary De Castro I
• Corn Exchange II*
• Cross Corners Wall To East Of Cross Corners II
• De Montfort House II
• Eastfield Including Lamp Standard To Left Of Front Door II
• Fielding Johnson Building University Of Leicester II
• Former Evington Hall II
• Former Richard Harris and Sons Factory II
• Former St Patrick'S School II
• Former stables north west of Knighton Hall II
• Former Stoneygate School II
• Former West Bridge Mills II
• Four bollards at Victoria Parade II
• Freemens Cottage II
• Gate Piers And Cast Iron Gate To Former Midland Railway Station II
• Great Meeting Schools II
• Hansom Hall II
• Hm Prison Gatehouse Including Adjoining Building To North And South And The Perimeter Wall II
• Parish Church Of St Mary II
• Springfield House II
• St John Chambers II
• Statue Of The Duke Of Rutland II