British Listed Buildings

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Listed Buildings in Embsay with Eastby, Craven, North Yorkshire

  1. II 12, Barden Road
    Eastby, North Yorkshire, BD23
  2. II 14, Barden Road
    Eastby, North Yorkshire, BD23
  3. II 22-24, Barden Road
    Eastby, North Yorkshire, BD23
  4. II Brackenley House and Garden Wall and Gatepiers
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  5. II Church of Saint Mary the Virgin
    St Mary's Church, Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  6. II Dale Head Farmhouse
    Eastby, North Yorkshire, BD23
  7. II Eastby Hall and Garden Entrance
    Eastby, North Yorkshire, BD23
  8. II Ellergill House Barn, Embsay
    Spring Gardens, North Yorkshire, BD23
  9. II Elm Tree Inn
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  10. II Embsay Kirk
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  11. II Embsay Station Cabmens Shelter
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  12. II Embsay Station Passenger Building
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  13. II Embsay Station Signal Box
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  14. II Embsay Station Weighbridge Office
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  15. II Green Bottom
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  16. II Green Field House
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  17. II K6 Telephone Kiosk
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  18. II K6 Telephone Kiosk
    Eastby, North Yorkshire, BD23
  19. II* Manor House
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  20. II Mounting Block in Front of Elm Tree Inn
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  21. II Old Engine House
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  22. II The Garth
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23
  23. II Wall to Field
    Eastby, North Yorkshire, BD23
  24. II War Memorial
    Embsay, North Yorkshire, BD23

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