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Historic England Listings for Barrow in Furness Historic England Listings For Barrow In Furness The Full Details (And In Most Cases For Listed Buildings, A Photograph) Are Given In The Historic England Website And Each Is Linked From The Item Title. Included There Are Maps On Which The Property Is Located By A (Very) Small Blue Triangle. Listed Buildings Duke Street 4, Duke Street, 63, 65 And 67, Duke Street 77 And 79, Duke Street, 81-89, Duke Street Barclays Bank Bank Chambers The Old Bank 111-119, Duke Street, The Lord Ramsden Public House 125, Duke Street, 127, 129 And 131, Duke Street, Barrow In Furness Alfred Barrow School, Centre Block Burlington House Church Of St Mary Of Furness Presbytery To Church Of St Mary Of Furness With Wall Connecting To Church Church Of St James Hotel Majestic Hotel Imperial National Westminster Bank Public Library, Museum And Forecourt Wall And Railings Facing Ramsden Square Pair Of K6 Telephone Kiosks Adjacent To Public Library Statue Of Henry Schneider Statue Of Sir James Ramsden Statue Of Lord Frederick Cavendish At Junction With North Road The Albion Public House Town Hall Abbey Road Central Fire Station College Of Further Education Annexe Including Front Railings And Piers Conservative Club Cooke's Buildings Oxford Chambers Duke Of Edinburgh Hotel 298, Abbey Road, Barrow In Furness Jubilee Bridge Oaklands Ramsden Hall Working Men's Club And Institute Furness Abbey Area Furness Abbey, Including All Medieval Remains In Care Of English Heritage Grade I Abbey Gate Cottages Abbey House Hotel, Grade: II* West Lodge To Abbey House With Attached Gatehouse And Wing Walls Abbey Vale Bridge Over Mill Beck And Attached Gateway At Abbey Vale Furness Abbey Cottage Furness Abbey Wall Furness Abbey, Former Custodian's Cottage West Gate To Furness Abbey, Remains Of Gateway To Abbey Approach Capella Extra Portas With Attached Walls Gateway Adjoining Capella Extra, Grade I The Abbey Tavern North Lodge To Abbey House Barrow Island Church Of St George Church Of St John Devonshire Buildings, Island Road Mission, The Devonshire Public House Barque Street Tenements Brig Street Tenements Schooner Street Tenements Ship Street Tenement Sloop Street Tenements Steamer Street Tenements Vickers Ship And Engineering Limited General Offices, Technical/Commercial, At Vickers Ship And Engineering Limited Front Range Ado Building, Lodge, Gateway And Railings At Vickers Ship And Engineering Limited Engine Garteway Graving Dock Heavy Engineering Shop At Vickers Ship And Engineering Limited Works Entrance Lode And Gateway At Vickers Ship And Engineering Limited Kings Gate Including ,With Two Attached Cottages And Outbuildings Other Areas Borough Cemetery Gate House And Attached Railings Ramsden Vault Immediately East Of Crematorium (Not Included) At Borough Cemetery Roman Catholic Cemetery Chapel At Borough Cemetery 1, Dorcas Avenue, New Barns Number 4 New Barns Village 19, New Barns Village, 19, Hollow Lane, New Barns, Barrow In Furness 1, St Georges Square 1-41 Parade Street 3-51 Keith Street 2-46, Keith Street, 113-119, Rawlinson Street, Barrow In Furness 12, Cross Lane 2-10, Salthouse Road, 14-20, Salthouse Road, Barrow In Furness 143, Salthouse Road, Barn Immediately To West Of Number 143 145 And 147, Salthouse Road, 151, Salthouse Road, 153 Salthouse Road With Adjoining Farm Buildings 17 Roanhead Lane And Attached Outbuilding St George's House 32, Robert Street 36, Dalton Road, Barrow In Furness 6-26, School Street Chase End Harbour Hotel Pair Of Lamp Standards Outside Entrance To Hotel Imperial Malvern House Millwood Mill Brow Lodge Drinking Fountain Near Railway Crossing Drinking Fountain At Junction With Abbey Road North Lodge To Abbotswood (Not Included), With Attached Gatehouse And Wing Walls Gateway And Attached Railings To Borough Cemetery At North Lodge Our Lady's School, Crosslands Convent Lodge To Crosslands Presbyterian Church Railwaymen's Club And Premises Of Hsp Printing Barn And Outbuilding Adjoining Ormsgill Farmhouse South Lodge At Abbotswood (Not Included) St Georges Church Of England Primary School St Mary's Club The John Whinnerah Institute Building With Gate Piers To Front And Bicycle Shed In Rear Wall Victoria Hall Victoria Park Hotel War Memorial In Public Park West Gate Cottage Farms Home Farmhouse And Attached Farm Buildings Kitchen Garden Perimeter Wall At Home Farm Manor Farmhouse Ormsgill Farmhouse Barn And Outbuilding Adjoining Ormsgill Farmhouse Park House Farmhouse Sandylands Farmhouse And Attached Barn Sink Fall Farmhouse With Attached Farm Buildings Sowerby Hall Farmhouse Barn Immediately To Rear Of Sowerby Hall Farmhouse, GradE II* Sowerby Lodge Farmhouse Barn Immediately To North East Of Sowerby Lodge Farmhouse Thwaite Flat Farmhouse Stank Stank Farmhouse And Attached Farm Buildings Rose Cottage Glenfield House Entrance Gateways To Glenfield House Including Attached Side Gate To Rose Cottage Conservative Club Engine House At Ngr Sd 2325 7080 To North East Of Glenfield House Former Mine Building Immediately To North Of Glenfield House Barn On Roadside To North West Of Stank Farmhouse Roose Crofters Public House Cow House And Barn With Attached Horse Engine House North East Of Crofters Public House Former Cow House And Attached Shelter Shed Immediately North Of Crofters Public House Group Of 3 Former Pigsties And Midden Wall At Crofters Public House Wall Enclosing Garden To Front And South Side Of Crofters Public House Number 1 Moorhead Cottages And Attached Barn 1 Dungeon Lane, Hector Cottage, Hector Houseroosecote Barn Immediately To South West Of Number 1 Roosecote 2 Dungeon Lane, Roosecote 3 Dungeon Lane Roosecote Roa Island Roa Island Hotel Tower House Watch Tower, Piel Island Piel Castle 1-8, Piel Island The Ship Inn Rampside Bow Windows Farmhouse And Attached Farmbuildings Eastwood House Moss Side Farmhouse Including Moss Side Cottage The Concle Public House Rampside Hall Number 4 Leading Light On Foreshore Near Rampside Hall Waver Cottage Scheduled Monuments Piel Castle Furness Abbey Savignac and Cistercian monasteries: precinct wall, great gatehouse, 'chapel outside the gates', south west gateway and earthworks. Bow Bridge medieval multi-span bridge Parks & gardens Barrow Park .
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