Early Victorian listed buildings in Stoke-on-Trent

There are 52 Early Victorian listed buildings in Stoke-on-Trent.

• 1 And 2, The Villas II
• 1,2 And 3, Winton Square II
• 15, The Villas II
• 17 And 17A, The Villas II
• 18, The Villas II
• 184 and 186, Waterloo Road II
• 23 And 24, The Villas II
• 263 Hartshill Road II
• 266 and 270, Endon Road II
• 285, Hartshill Road II
• 289, 291 and 293, Hartshill Road II
• 3 And 4, The Villas II
• 4, 5 And 6, Winton Square II
• 5, The Villas II
• Bethesda Methodist Chapel II*
• Chest Tombs Of Whalley And Broade Family Approximately 10 Metres South West Of Church Of St Peter II
• Christ Church II
• Church House and School II
• Church Of Our Lady And St Peter In Chains And Attached Presbytery II
• Church Of St Bartholomew II
• Church Of St John II
• Church Of St Saviour II
• Church Of St Thomas The Apostle II
• Church Of The Holy Evangelists II
• Church of the Holy Trinity II*
• Church Of The Holy Trinity II
• Church Of The Resurrection II
• Cross Fragment In St Peter'S Churchyard II
• Etruscan Bone Mill II*
• Ford Hayes Farmhouse II
• Former Gladstone And Park Place (Roslyn) Works II*
• Former Parish Hospital At Stoke On Trent Union Work House II
• Former School House At Stoke On Trent Union Workhouse, Now Occupied By City General Hospital II
• Former School Of Art II
• Former Warehouse At Longport Wharf II
• Furlong Mill II
• Hartshill Cemetery Chapels II
• Jubilee Hall Kings Hall Town Hall II*
• Longton Central Methodist Hall II
• Longton Town Hall and Market II
• Newcastle Players Workshop II
• No. 39 Albion Street, No. 1 Bethesda Street II
• North Stafford Hotel II*
• Old Town Hall (Burslem Recreation Centre) II*
• Parish Church Of St John The Elder II
• Penkhull Farmhouse II
• Railway Station II
• Stoke On Trent Station II*
• Sutherland Works Including Two Bottle Ovens Approximately 10 Metres South West Occupied By Birchcroft China II
• The Red House II
• The Tontine Shops II
• Tunstall Market II