Early Victorian listed buildings in Tameside

There are 50 Early Victorian listed buildings in Tameside.

• 239, Mottram Road II
• Ashton Under Lyne Town Hall II
• Bankwood Mill II
• Broadbottom Arches Railway Viaduct II
• Careers Office That Part Of The Civic Offices Which Was Formerly The Water Board Offices II
• Christ Church II
• Christ Church II
• Church Of St Augustine II
• Church Of St George II
• Church of St John the Baptist II
• Church Of St John The Evangelist II
• Church Of St John The Evangelist II
• Church Of St Mark II
• Church Of St Mary II
• Church Of St Mary (C Of E) II
• Church Of St Michael And All Angels I
• Church Of St Michael And All Angels II*
• Church Of St Paul II
• Church Of St Stephen II
• Crescent Road Mill St Helens Mill II
• Dukinfield Old Chapel II*
• Folly In Garden Of Number 239 II
• Gateway And Flanking Walls To Former Ladysmith Barracks II
• Haybarn And Cartshed At Widowscroft Farm II
• Hearse House At St George'S Church II
• Heyrod Bridge II
• Heyrod Hall Bridge II
• Holy Trinity Church II
• Hyde Chapel II
• Manchester And Ashton Under Lyne Canal Bridge Number 16 II
• Manor House II
• Miniature Castle Miniature Castle Cottage II
• Mottram Congregational Church II
• Oakwood Mill II
• Oddfellows Hall, The Former Assheton Arms II
• Park Parade Railway Viaduct, Eastern Crossing Of The River Tame II
• Park Parade Railway Viaduct, Western Crossing Of The River Tame II
• Quadrangle Of Farm Buildings At Hyde Hall II
• Railway overbridge MVL3/17, Roughtown Road II
• Railway overbridge MVL3/20, Wright's Mill II
• Railway overbridge MVL3/8, Heyrod Footbridge II
• Railway tunnel portal, MVL3/11 Scout Tunnel (south end) II
• Railway underbridge MVL3/10, Manchester Road II
• Railway Viaduct Immediately East Of Newton Station II
• Roman Catholic Church of St Paul and Presbytery II
• Roman Catholic Church of St Peter II
• St Paul'S Church Of England Primary School II
• The Old School II
• The Oxford Mills II
• Widowscroft Farmhouse II