Early Victorian listed buildings in Newcastle-under-Lyme

There are 59 Early Victorian listed buildings in Newcastle-under-Lyme.

102, London Road II
18A, High Street II
21, Marsh Parade II
30, 31, 32 AND 37, TYRLEY WHARF II
33-36 Tyrley Wharf II
36, Keele Village II
4-12, Church Street II
Aston Cliff Farmhouse II
Barn Attached To West End Of Shutlanehead Farmhouse II
Benbow Memorial Approximately 15 Metres East Of East End Of North Aisle Of Church Of St Mary II
Broomhall Grange II
Buckley Memorial About 6 Metres South Of South Transept Of Church Of All Saints II
Chorlton Mill II
Church Of Holy Trinity II
Church of St George II*
Church Of St James II*
Church Of St John The Baptist II*
Church of St Luke II
Church Of St Margaret I
Church Of St Martin II
Church of St Mary II
Church of St Thomas II
Church Of St Thomas II
Church Of St Thomas II*
Clayton Hall II
Congregational Chapel And Attached School II
Cowhouse Attached At Right Angles To East End Of Number 181 II
Domvilles Farmhouse II
Ebenezer House II
Fitch Memorial II
Former Chapel Adjoining South East End Of Number 32 II
Former School Immediately North Of Church Of St Thomas II
Former Stable Immediately West Of St Thomas'S Vicarage II
Hales Hall II
Harding Memorial Approximately 20 Metres South East Of Church Of St Peter II
Ivy Cottage II
Keele Hall II*
Keele Lodge and gate piers II
Lower Stony Low House II
Lymes Lodge II
Mow Cop Wesleyan Chapel and Manse II
Newcastle Congregational Church II
North Portal Of Harecastle Railway Tunnel (North) II
North portal of Harecastle Railway Tunnel (south) II
Offley Well Head II
Old Orme Boys' Primary School II
Park Bridge, Steps And Revetment Walls About 100 Metres North Of Maer Hall II
Park House II
Queen'S Chambers II
Remains Of Chimney II
South Portal Of Harecastle Railway Tunnel (North) II
St James' Church Hall II
St Thomas's Vicarage II
The Barracks Workshops II
The Beeches II
Wedgwood Monument II
Whitmore Hall I
Whitmore Hall Lodge II
Wood Shutt Farmhouse II