British Listed Buildings

History in Structure

Listed Buildings in Healeyfield, County Durham

  1. II Accommodation Arch Under Former Railway for Road to Knitsley
    The Grove, County Durham, DH8
  2. II Barn West of High Knitsley Farmhouse Photos
    Knitsley, County Durham, DH8
  3. II Boundary Stone at Ngr NZ 06625001
    County Durham, DH8
  4. II Boundary Stone at Ngr NZ 06644995
    County Durham, DH8
  5. II Boundary Stone at Ngr NZ 06705011
    County Durham, DH8
  6. II Bridge over Waskerley Walk
    County Durham, DH8
  7. II Castleside War Memorial
    Castleside, County Durham, DH8
  8. II Dean Howl Farmhouse and Buildings Attached Photos
    Castleside, County Durham, DH8
  9. II Farm Building
    County Durham, DH8
  10. II Fell Close Cottage
    County Durham, DH8
  11. II Field Barn to North East of Dean Howl Farmhouse Photos
    Castleside, County Durham, DH8
  12. II Former Lead Mine Circa 300 Metres North East of Dene Howl Farm
    Castleside, County Durham, DH8
  13. II Former Lead Mine Reservoir About 100 Metres East of Dean Howl Farm
    Castleside, County Durham, DH8
  14. II Healeyfield Bridge
    County Durham, DH8
  15. II High Knitsley Farmhouse Photos
    Knitsley, County Durham, DH8
  16. II* Hownes Gill Viaduct Photos
    County Durham, DH8
  17. II Milestone About 200 Metres East of Rowley Cottage Photos
    Castleside, County Durham, DH8
  18. II Milestone About 300 Metres South of West Fines Wood
    Allensford, County Durham, DH8
  19. II Milestone Circa 250 Mertres North of High Alder Heads
    Rowley, County Durham, DH8

BritishListedBuildings.co.uk is an independent online resource and is not associated with any government department. All government data published here is used under licence. Please do not contact BritishListedBuildings.co.uk for any queries related to any individual listed building, planning permission related to listed buildings or the listing process itself.

British Listed Buildings is a Good Stuff website.