Edwardian listed buildings in Nottingham

There are 50 Edwardian listed buildings in Nottingham.

• 1, Hollowstone II
• 10 Pelham Street and 2A & 2B High Street II*
• 10, Short Hill II
• 15 To 25, Milton Street II
• 26 AND 28, UPPER PARLIAMENT STREET (See details for further address information) II
• 27, Long Row II
• 29 AND 31, LONG ROW II
• 30, UPPER PARLIAMENT STREET (See details for further address information) II
• 31 And 33, Warser Gate II
• 39, Stoney Street II
• 413 TO 419, MANSFIELD ROAD II
• 46, St Mary'S Gate II
• 47, Stoney Street II
• 53, Stoney Street II
• 58, BRIDLESMITH GATE (See details for further address information) II
• 65 To 71, Foxhall Road II
• 73 To 87, Foxhall Road II
• 8, Low Pavement II
• 89 To 95, Foxhall Road II
• Albert Hall II
• Bandstand At Arboretum II
• Beech Wood II
• Blue Bell Public House II
• Boer War Memorial Near South West Corner Of Forest Recreation Ground II
• Boundary Wall To Number 30A Beech Wood II
• Bright Family Memorial On South Side Of General Cemetery II
• Castle Museum And Art Gallery I
• Church Of St Nicholas II*
• Church Of St Saviour II
• Church Of St Stephen II
• Clarendon Chambers II
• Dorothy Boot Homes And Garden Terrace Wall II
• Footbridge Over River Trent (That Part In Nottingham Civil Parish) II
• Former Police Station Adjoining Shire Hall II*
• Former Trent Bridge Tram Depot II
• Gateways And Boundary Wall To Numbers 413 To 419 II
• Gateways And Screens At North End Of Embankment II
• Hospital Church Of St Luke At City Hospital II
• Midland Railway Station II*
• Mills Building II
• National Westminster Bank II
• New Albion II
• Nos. 72-82 Upper Parliament Street, including Nos. 1-7 and the Stage Door Public House, Wollaton Street and Westminster Buildings, Theatre Square II
• Nottingham Castle Gatehouse, Outer Bridge And Adjoining Gateway I
• Nottingham Castle Outer Bailey Wall And Towers I
• Park Estate Office II
• Public Conveniences II
• Statue Of Queen Victoria In Memorial Gardens II
• The Embankment (former Boots Store No 2) II
• Warehouses On The West And North Sides Of Trivet Square II