Grade II listed buildings in Bristol

There are many Grade II listed buildings in Bristol, United Kingdom.

In England and Wales the authority for listingc is granted by the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 and is administered by English Heritage, an agency of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.

In the United Kingdom the term "listed building" refers to a building or other structure officially designated as being of special architectural, historical or cultural significance.

A–C

Name(alternative name) Built Location Grid ref Ref(s) Photo A Bond Tobacco Warehouse 1905 Cumberland Basin Bristol Harbour Academy Cinema(Christadelphian Hall, Magic Box) 1914 Cheltenham Road Alderman Proctor's Drinking Fountain 1872 Clifton Down Church of All Saints, Clifton 1868 Clifton, Bristol Arley Chapel(Polish Church of Our Lady of Ostrobrama) 1855 Arley Hill, Cotham Armada House, Bristol(Nova House) 1903 Telephone Avenue B Bond WarehouseCreate Centre & Bristol Archives 1908 Smeaton Road, Spike Island Former National Westminster Bank36, Corn StreetBrislington House1806Brislington Bristol Beacon(formerly Colston Hall) 1860s Colston Street Bristol Cenotaph 1932 The Centre Bristol Grammar School 1877 Tyndall's Park Bristol Hippodrome 1911 11–14 St Augustines Parade Bristol Improv Theatre (formerly The Polish Ex-Servicemen's Club)c.185050, St Paul's Road, Clifton Bristol North Baths c.1912 Gloucester Road, Bishopston Bristol Zoo Clifton Brown's Restaurant(former City Museum and Library)(former University Refectory and Dining Room) 1867–71 Queens Road Cabot Tower 1897 Brandon Hill Callandar House 18th century Clifton Hill House, Clifton Canon's House 1991 Canons Way, Canon's Marsh Central Police Station, Bristol(Bridewell) 1928 Nelson Street, Broadmead Chatterton's house and school, and attached screen wall 1749 Redcliffe Way, Redcliffe Christmas Steps 1720 & 1800 Bristol city centre , ,,, Church of All Hallows 1899 All Hallows Road, Easton Church of St Jude the Apostle with St Matthias-on-the-Weir 1849 Braggs Lane, Old Market City Road Baptist Church(former City Road Baptist Chapel) 1861 Upper York Street, Stokes Croft 17 and 19 Clare Street 1899 Clare Street Clarks Wood Company warehouse c.1863 Silverthorne Lane, St Philips Clifton College Clifton Clifton Down railway station 1874 Clifton 22 and 24 Clifton Wood Road Clifton Wood Road Coldharbour Road Cottagesc. 1600Redland, BristolST576751 Edward Colston statue 1895 M Shed museum; formerly on The Centre Collegiate School(formerly Colston's School)(former Bishops Palace) c.1725 Coroners Court, Bristol(School, now court and mortuary) 1857–58 Backfields, Stokes Croft Cossham Memorial Hospital 1905–07 Kingswood Cotham Park obelisks 18th century Cotham Park, Cotham

D–H

Name(alternative name) Built Location Grid ref Ref(s) Photo Dower House(formerly Stoke Park House) 1553 (Rebuilt c.1760–70) Stoke Lane, Stoke Park, Stapleton Dowry Square 1727–50 Hotwells Electricity House1935–37The Centre Emanuel Court 1869 Guthrie Road, Clifton Employment Exchange, Bristol(Labour Exchange) 1931 All Saints Street, Broadmead Everyman Bristol(Whiteladies Picture House) 1920–21 Whiteladies Road, Clifton Old Fish Market, Bristol(now public house) 1873 45–57 Baldwin Street Former Gardiners offices(part of Christopher Thomas Brothers' Soap Works) 1865–67 Old Bread Street Former pattern-maker's shop and stores 1888 Underfall Yard Bristol Harbour Former premises of Marble Mosaic Company mid-19th century Avon Street (East end) Gardiners warehouse(part of Christopher Thomas Brothers' Soap Works) 1865 and 1884 Straight Street (Broad Plain) Glenside(Beaufort Hospital)(Blackberry Hill Hospital) 1861 Fishponds Glenside Museum(Previously hospital chapel) 1861 Fishponds Goldney Hall 1720 Clifton Hatchet Inn 1606 Frogmore Street Henbury Village Hall(Henbury School) 1830 Church Lane, Henbury Pissoir on Horfield Common late-19th century Gloucester Road, Horfield

I–R

Name(alternative name) Built Location Grid ref Ref(s) Photo 37 and 39 Jamaica Street 1905 and 1909 Stokes Croft Keepers Cottage c.1690 Brislington Kensington Baptist Church(Kensington Baptist Chapel) 1888 Stapleton Road, Easton 14 and 15 King Street c.1860 King Street, Bristol 32 King Street c.1860 King Street, Bristol 34 King Street early 18th century King Street, Bristol 35 King Street 1870 King Street, Bristol The King's Head 1600s 60 Victoria Street, Bristol Kingsweston Iron Bridge 1821 Kings Weston Road, Sea Mills Mauretania Public House 1870 Park Street, Bristol Merchant Hall 1868 The Promenade, Clifton Down Muller House 1862 Montpelier High School, Bristol(Formerly Colston's Girls' School) 1891 Nova Scotia early 19th century Spike Island Old City Gaol, Bristol 1832 Cumberland Road, Bristol Harbour Old Lodge early 19th century 166 Henleaze Road, Henleaze Old Duke 1780 King Street, Bristol Palace Hotel c.1860 West Street, Old Market Patent slip and quay walls 1888 Underfall Yard Bristol Harbour The Pavilions(Former Central Electricity Generating Board Headquarters) 1975–78 Bridgwater Road, Bedminster Down Portland Square(Gates & Railings of gardens) early 18th century St Pauls Prince's Wharf and Wapping Wharf Bristol Harbour Prince Street BridgeBristol Harbour Printers Devil(former Queen's Head) 18th century Broad Plain The Pump House 1870 Cumberland Basin, Hotwells, Bristol Harbour Queen Elizabeth's Hospital 1847 Berkley Place Queen Square Queen Victoria Statue 1888 College Green, Bristol Robinson's Warehouse 1875 Bathurst Parade

R–Z

Name(alternative name) Built Location Grid ref Ref(s) Photo Seven Stars Public House 18th century Thomas Lane Shaftesbury Chambers 1904 Corn Street Shakespeare Inn 1636 Victoria Street Stag and Hounds Public House 1483 rebuilt early C18 Old Market Street, Old Market St Aidan 1902 Nicholas Lane, St George St Alban, Redland 1907 Coldharbour Lane, Redland St John the Baptist 1834 Frenchay St John's Place 1841 Apsley Road, Clifton St Luke's Church, Barton Hill 1840s Queen Ann Road, Barton Hill St Mary le Port Church (Tower) 15th century St Mary Magdalene, Sneyd Park 1860 Mariners Drive, Sneyd Park St Mary, Fishponds 1821 Manor Road, Fishponds St Mary, Shirehampton 1929 High Street, Shirehampton St Matthews Church, Cotham 1833–35 Clare Rd Cotham St Matthias(Lodge) 1852 Fishponds St Oswald's Church 1927 Cheddar Grove, Bedminster Down St Paul 1831 Coronation Road, Southville Trinity Road Library(Originally St Philips Public Library) 1896 Trinity Road, Lawrence Hill 16 Victoria Street c.1875 Victoria Street Warehouse premises of Hardware (Bristol) Limited(part of Christopher Thomas Brothers' Soap Works) 1882 Old Bread Street Wills Hall 1920s Stoke Bishop Woodlands Christian Centre (former Church of St Mary the Virgin) 1870–81 Belgrave Road / Woodland Road Wool Hall 1830 St Thomas Street

Notes Grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system, also known as OSGB36, and is the system used by the Ordnance Survey. References are to the data sheets for each site on Images of England which is funded by English Heritage and the Heritage Lottery Fund, to create a 'point in time' photographic record of England's listed buildings. The list is of the buildings listed at the turn of the millennium; it is not an up-to-date record of all listed buildings. The listing status and descriptions shown on the Images of England website are the listings as at February 2001.

See also

Buildings and architecture of Bristol Grade I listed buildings in Bristol Grade II* listed buildings in Bristol

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