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Listed Buildings in Scarborough - Ramshill Ward, Scarborough, North Yorkshire

  1. II 1-19, Crown Terrace
    South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  2. II 2, FULFORD ROAD (See details for further address information) Photos
    South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  3. II 2-9, Albion Road
    South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  4. II 20-29, the Esplanade Photos
    South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  5. II* Church of St Andrew (United Reformed) Photos
    St Andrew's United Reformed Church, South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  6. I Church of St Martin Photos
    St Martin's Church, South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  7. II Esplanade Hotel Photos
    South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  8. II Former Francis Hairdresser's Shop
    South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  9. II Former Holy Trinity Church
    Trinity Church Court, Falsgrave, North Yorkshire, YO11
  10. II Gates to Cliff Opposite the Crown Hotel Photos
    Italian Gardens, South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  11. II Prince of Wales Apartments
    South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  12. II Scarborough South Cliff Railway
    South Cliff Gardens, South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  13. II Seaside shelter, 145 metres north-west of The Spa in South Cliff Gardens
    Italian Gardens, South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  14. II* St Martin's Vicarage
    South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  15. II* The Spa Photos
    South Cliff Gardens, South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  16. II The Spa Chalet
    St Nicholas Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  17. II Villa Esplanade Photos
    South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11
  18. II* Wessex Court 1 to 3 Esplanade, and 4 to 19 including Crown Hotel Photos
    South Cliff, North Yorkshire, YO11

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