Early Victorian listed buildings in Walsall

There are 34 Early Victorian listed buildings in Walsall.

• 1 And 2, Victoria Terrace II
• 1, 2 And 3, Cross Street II
• 3 And 4, Victoria Terrace II
• 5 And 6, Victoria Terrace II
• 7 And 8, Victoria Terrace II
• Aqueduct Over Railway Line, To The North Of Rear Of Number 50 Raymond Close Wyrley And Essington Canal II
• Bosty Lane Farmhouse And Farm Building Adjoining To East II
• Building Adjoining To North West Of Green Dragon Inn II
• Cholera Memorial In Doctor'S Piece Garden Cholera Memorial In Doctor'S Piece Gardens II
• Church Of St Mary The Virgin II*
• Church Of St Michael II
• Church Of St Peter II
• County Court II
• Great Barr Hall and Chapel II
• Little London Baptist Church II
• Number 54 New Road and workshops attached and to the rear II
• Outbuilding Approximately 10 Metres North West Of Cedar Court II
• Queen Mary'S Grammar School Buildings II
• Railway Bridge, Approximately 100 Metres South East Of Backs Bridge, Pelsall Road Wyrley And Essington Canal II
• Rushall New Hall II
• The Cottage II
• The Turf Tavern Public House And Attached Brewhouse II
• Uplands House II
• Walsall (Or Merrion'S) Lodge II
• Walsall Junction Canal Fourth Lock From South Walsall Locks II
• Walsall Junction Canal Old Birchills Eighth Lock From South (Top Lock) Walsall Locks II
• Walsall Junction Canal Old Birchills Fifth Lock From South Walsall Locks II
• Walsall Junction Canal Old Birchills Seventh Lock From South Walsall Locks II
• Walsall Junction Canal Old Birchills Sixth Lock From South Walsall Locks II
• Walsall Junction Canal Old Birchills Toll House II
• Walsall Junction Canal Second Lock From South Walsall Locks II
• Walsall Junction Canal Southern Lock Walsall Locks II
• Walsall Junction Canal Third Lock From South Walsall Locks II
• Wyrley And Essington Canal Anglesey Branch Railway Aqueduct II