Early Victorian listed buildings in Rotherham

There are 40 Early Victorian listed buildings in Rotherham.

• 23, Main Street II
• All Saints Church Of England (Aided) School II
• Barn and attached cartshed/granary immediately to north west of Sawn Moor Farmhouse II
• Bridge Across The Sheffield To Rotherham Railway Line II
• Cartshed And Granary Immediately To North East Of Home Farmhouse II
• Chapel House II
• Chesterfield Canal Dog Kennels Bridge II
• Chesterfield Canal Thorpe Bridge II
• Christ Church II
• Church Of Saint Bartholomew II*
• Church Of St Martin II
• Church Of St Mary II
• Church Of The Holy Trinity II
• Entrance Gateway And Attached Railings At The Lodge II
• Farmbuilding With Dovecote On South East Side Of Farmyard At Home Farm II
• Hand-Pump Immediately To North Of Number 44 II
• Hardwick Grange Farmhouse II
• Haven Farmhouse II
• Manor Farmhouse II
• Mechanics Institute Number 9 With Attached Meeting Hall II
• Milepost Opposite Junction With Lodge Lane II
• Oakwood Hall Including Balustraded Retaining Wall Attached To Portico II
• Octagon Lodge II
• Premises of Guest and Chrimes II
• Prince of Wales Public House II
• Railings Gate Piers And Gate To Front Of Number 9 (Mechanics Institute) II
• Railway Bridge Approximately 1075 Metres To East Of Brancliffe East Junction II
• Railway Bridge Approximately 840 Metres To East Of Brancliffe East Junction II
• Railway Bridge At Kiveton Bridge Station II
• Railway Bridge Beneath Track To Low Laithes Farm II
• Rockingham Kiln II*
• Sandbeck Park (House) I
• Sundial Approximately 5 Metres To South East Of Porch To Church Of St Peter II
• The Beeches II
• The Georgian House II
• The Lodge II
• Town Hall Including County Juvenile Court Town Hall Assembly Rooms And No 33 Effingham Street II
• Wentworth School II
• West Lodge (To Firbeck Hospital) II
• Yew Tree House II