Telford & Wrekin Register of Buildings of Local Interest Adopted 1980. Updated July to September 2020.

Area Street Building no. or name Description as at 1980 (or date of addition to list if later)

Small mid C19 sandstone cottage with brick dressings. Tiled roof. One storey and attic. Bolas Magna Great Bolas No.31 Two windows and brick dripmoulds C19 range of sandstone cottages with fish-scale roof. One storey and attic. Gabled and Bolas Magna Great Bolas Nos.34-35 with dormers. The attic storey of no.35 is restored modern fenestration. Small Mid C19 estate cottage at road junction. Rendered brick. Tiled roof with half hipped Bolas Magna Great Bolas No.48, Old Lodge Cottage ends and windows. One storey and attic. Central doors with flanking canted bays. Octagonal chimney stacks.

Bolas Magna Great Bolas No.29 C18/19 rendered stone cottage with fishscale tiled roof. Two storeys. Two windows.

Range of mid C19 red brick estate cottages incorporating fragment of timber framing at Cherrington Nos. 15 and 16 centre. Late C18 brick house, roughcast. Modillion eaves cornice. Two Storey. Three windows. Chetwynd Howle Howle Manor House Ground floor Victorian bay window and original pedimented doorway. Modern wings at rear. School and school masters house Mid C19 sandstone school building with adjoining school masters house. School is single Chetwynd Chester Road north west, of St. Luke's Church, storey range with gabled porch. The house, two storeys and gabled. Sambrook Mid C19 former school and school masters house. Sandstone crazed walling with stone Chetwynd Sambrook Sambrook House timber framing on some elevations. Square plan and gabled. Chetwynd Sambrook Barn west of Sambrook Hall Circa late C18/ early C19 sandstone rubble barn with blocked out entrance on road side. Farm Buildings north west and Chetwynd Sambrook Range of C19 stone and brick farm building built around farmyard adjacent to the Manor. west of Sambrook Manor Farm Circa 1860/70 formerly the rectory. Sandstone rubble with tiled gabled roof. Stone mullion Chetwynd Chetwynd Road Chetwynd Manor windows and Italianate porch with stone strap work cresting. Former school and school Circa 1860/70 school and school masters house adjoining. Gothic rock-faced sandstone master's house north west of Chetwynd with tiled roof with gabled ends. Asymmetrical plate traceried two centred arch window and church of St. Michaels and All straight -headed windows with cusped lights. Angels. Lychgate, east of church of St. Date 1887 carved in gable. Simple timber frame lychgate with plain tile roof and stone Chetwynd Sambrook Luke plinth. Chetwynd C18 or earlier house much altered. Rendered and with plain tile rood. Two storey three No.30, Fielden House Aston window range, modern casements. Chetwynd C18 red brick house. Tiled roof with gabled ends. Brick dentil eaves.Two storey, Two Pave Lane Aston No.58 windows C19 casements and sashes. Central brick chimney stack. Chetwynd Former C18 pair of brick houses. Plain tile roof with gabled ends. Brick dentil eaves Pave Lane No.60 Aston course. At right angle to road. Two storeys and attic four window range. Chetwynd Pave Lane Norwood House Hotel C18 roughcast brick house with tiled roof. Two storey and attic. Four window range. Aston Chetwynd Mid C19 brick range of cottages. Two storeys 1:8:1 bays end gables with moulded stone Stafford Road Parson's Barn Aston coping. Windows in full height segmental headed recesses. C18 painted brick, partly rendered. Tiled hipped roof. Two storeys. Three window range. Church Aston Dark Lane Manor cottage and manor house C19 casements. Modern porch L-shaped on plan. C18 whitewashed brick house with tiled roof. Long two storey, five window range. C19 Church Aston Dark Lane Church Aston farmhouse ground floor bays. Dated 1810 small red brick village school with tiled roof. One storey, five bays, centre Church Aston Church Aston Infants School pedimented with tablet in tympanum with inscription and date 1810. late C19 addition on west end. Mid C19 row of brick cottages, Jasmine Cottage rendered. Two storey. Five window Coalbrookdale Cherry Tree Hill The Cottage and Jasmine Cottage range. Mid C19 brick house. Two storeys. Three windows. Casements with margin panes and Coalbrookdale Cherry Tree Hill No.3 brick dripmoulds. Central pilastered doorcase. Back to road.

Mid C19 brick house. Two storey. Three windows. Casements with margin panes and Coalbrookdale Cherry Tree Hill No.4 hoods on console brackets. Central doorway with semicircular hood. Back to road. Mid C19 brick house.Two storey. Two windows. Casements with dripmoulds, central Coalbrookdale Cherry Tree Hill No.5 pilastered doorway. Back to road. Coalbrookdale Cherry Tree Hill No.8 Mid C19 painted brick cottage. One storey and attic with gable. Coalbrookdale Cherry Tree Hill No.11 Mid C19 brick cottage. One storey and attic, gabled to left. Brick dripmoulds. Mid/late C19 brick range with painted brick dressings. Modillion eaves cornice. Two storey, Coalbrookdale Church Road Nos. 2 and 3 four windows, gabled to left. Circa early/ mid C19 range of cottages. Roughcast brick. Two storeys. Two and three Coalbrookdale Church Road Nos. 4,5 and 6 windows. Mid/late C19 buff brick semi-detached pair of cottages with blue brick dressings. Two Coalbrookdale Church Road Nos. 8 and 9 storeys. Gabled front. Sash windows. Mid C19 brick cottage. Two storeys. Two windows, sashes with panelled lintels on Coalbrookdale Church Road No.17 brackets. Central pilastered doorcase. Circa early C19 brick terrace of cottages. Two storey, nine window range. No. 21 and 23 Coalbrookdale Church Road No. 19 to 24 (consec) painted brick. No. 24 rendered. Coalbrookdale Church Road No.25 Circa mid C19 brick cottage. Two storeys. Two windows. Pilastered doorway. Coalbrookdale Lincoln Hill Rose Cottage (No.16) Circa early/mid C19 rendered brick cottage. One Storey and attic, two window range. Coalbrookdale Lincoln Hill Coombe cottage (No.17) Circa C18/19 rendered brick cottage. One storey and attic, two window range. Coalbrookdale Lincoln Hill The White Horse Public House C18/19 brick, much altered. Two storeys, three window range. Coalbrookdale Coach Road Coppice House Mid C19 painted brick cottage. Two storeys. Sashes. Coalbrookdale Coach Road Coalbrookdale Railway Station Built circa 1864 by the E.W.R. Small Italianate polychrome brick buildings. Coalbrookdale Crackshall Lane Southview, Wynn's Coppice Circa early C19 stone rubble cottage range, one storey and attic with gabled dormers. Coalbrookdale Crackshall Lane No.1 Wynn's Coppice Mid/late C19 brick cottage range .One storey and attic with gabled attic windows Coalbrookdale Crackshall Lane No. 9 Wynn's Coppice Early/mid C19 roughcast brick cottage. Two storeys, two window range. Coalbrookdale Crackshall Lane No.11 (Mount pleasant) Circa mid C19 rendered brick cottage range. Two storeys.

Coalbrookdale and Ironbridge C of Early C20 former school building. Stock brick with red brick dressings and yellow Coalbrookdale Dale Road E Primary School terracotta in new Queen Anne style with cupola over centre. Large two storey building.

Circa 1905-10. Red brick with stone dressings. Perpendicular windows in gable with porch Coalbrookdale Dale Road Trinity Hall below. Central bellcote. Early /mid C19 cottage with modern additions. Rendered brick, two storeys. Tall brick end Coalbrookdale Dale Road No.24 stack.

Station gate piers approximately Mid C19 red brick gate piers square on plan with moulded corners. Moulded stone bars Coalbrookdale Dale Road 180 yards northeast of Station and stone pyramidal caps on sloped brackets. Forge Immediately east of Rose Coalbrookdale Dale Road Circa mid C19. Plain brick building with tiled roof with gabled ends. Cottage Coalbrookdale Darby Road No.17 (Rookery Cottage) Mid C19 brick cottage. Two storeys. Three windows. C18 red brick cottage remodelled circa mid C19. Two storeys. Three window range. Coalbrookdale Darby Road No.18 (Jasmine Cottage) Sashes. Early/mid C19 pair of brick cottages. Plain tile roof with gabled ends and brick detail Coalbrookdale Darby Road Nos. 37 and 38 eaves. Two storeys. Three window. C18 brick outbuilding converted to dwelling. Brick eaves and string course. Two storeys Coalbrookdale Darby Road No. 40 (The Old Brew House) and backshut. Modern wing at rear. Coalbrookdale Darby Road Railway Viaduct Built circa 1864 by the G.W.R. Brick viaduct Barn north east of green Late C18/early C19 barn, blue brick, tiled roof with brick detail eaves. Blocked elliptical Coalbrookdale Jiggers Bank farmhouse arched entrance. Coalbrookdale Jiggers Bank No.6 Circa early C19 stone rubble and brick cottage. Tiled gabled roof. One storey and attic. Coalbrookdale Jiggers Bank No. 4 Circa mid C19 brick cottage. Two storey one window range. Modern casement. Mid C19 pair of identical detached cottages. Red brick. Two storeys. Two windows sashes Coalbrookdale Paradise Nos.5 & 6 No.4 modern casements, Pilastered doorcase. Coalbrookdale Paradise No.7 Circa mid C19 brick cottage. Two storeys. Central pilastered doorcase. Coalbrookdale Paradise Nos. 8 and 9 Early C19 red brick cottage. Two storeys. Two window range. Early/mid C19 brick cottage. Two storeys. Two windows. Sashes with voussoired lintels. Coalbrookdale Paradise No.15 Gabled porches. Mid C19 buff brick cottage with blue headers. Two storeys. Two windows voussoired Coalbrookdale Paradise No. 14 lintels. Early C19 painted brick house. Two storeys. Two windows. Tent shaped canopy on cast Coalbrookdale Paradise No. 49 (The White House) iron brackets over central doorway. Coalbrookdale Paradise Nos. 52 and 53 Circa mid C19 painted two storey range with gable to right. Coalbrookdale Paradise Nos. 58 & 59 C18 range of cottages. Rendered brick. One storey and attic. L-shaped on plan. Coalbrookdale Paradise Nos. 52 and 53 Circa mid C19 painted brick. Two storey range with gable to the right. Coalbrookdale Paradise Nos. 58 & 59 C18 range of cottages. Rendered brick. One storey and attic L-shaped on plan. Early/mid C19 brick, two storeys. Four window range, gable end to right. Sashes with Coalbrookdale Wellington road No.1 voussoired lintels and late C19/early C20 shop front. Mid C19 row of brick cottages(now one). Two storeys, four window range. No 28 at north Coalbrookdale Wellington road No. 29 and 30 end rebuilt. Coalbrookdale Wellington road No.40 Mid C19 buff brick coloured cottage. Two storey. Two window range. Mid C19 buff brick pair of semi-detached cottages. Plain tile roof with gabled ends. Two Coalbrookdale Wellington road Nos. 41 and 42 storeys, two window range. Pilastered doorway. Mid C19 range of brick cottages. Two storeys. Three windows. No.50 has modern Coalbrookdale Wellington road Nos. 50 and 51 extension. Late C19 terrace of brick cottages. Tiled roof with brick dentil eaves course. Two storeys. Coalbrookdale Woodside Nos. 1 to 4 (Consecutive) Eight window range sashes. Late C19 pair of brick houses. Two storeys. Four two window bays. Centre projects with Coalbrookdale Woodside Nos 5 and 6 two gables. Segmental arched windows with dripmoulds. Stables and coalhouse west of Early C19 yellow brick stable and coach house with segmental arched doorway, with loft Coalbrookdale Woodside Woodside House above. Coalbrookdale Woodside No.9 Mid C19 brick cottage. Two storeys. Two windows, sashes. Coalbrookdale Woodside Nos. 23 to 28 (Consecutive) Pair of late C19 brick cottage ranges. Two storeys. Six bays, centre breaks forward. Coalbrookdale Woodside Nos. 29 and 30 Mid C19 range of brick cottages. Two storeys. Four windows. Coalbrookdale Woodside No. 35 (Oak Cottage) Mid C19 brick cottage. Two storeys. Two windows, sashes. Central pilastered doorcase. Coalport High Mid/late C19 red brick range of cottages. Two storeys. Four windows. Later C19 two Coalport Nos. 14 and 16 Street windows cottage projecting left hand. Coalport High Coalport Shakespeare public house Early/ mid C19 rendered brick range with gable end to road. Two storeys. Street Coalport High Circa early C19 red brick house with modern alterations. Three storeys. Three windows. Coalport Ivydale Street Modern bay windows. Early/mid C19 buff brick house, with hipped tile roof. Two storeys and basement. Two Coalport The Lloyds No.1 windows, sashes with segmental arched lintels. Mid C19 brick terrace. Two storey, four window range. Sashes with glazing bars and Dawley Church Road No. 28 and 29 pilastered doorcase. Mid C19 brick house. Two storey, three window range. Sashes with glazing bars and Dawley Church Road No. 31 and 32 panelled lintels. Mid C19 brick cottage. Two storey, two window range. Sashes with glazing bars and Dawley Church Road No.33 and 34 pilastered doorcase.

Circa early C19 brick house with plain tile gabled roof. Two storey three window range, Dawley Doseley Road The Vicarage sashes with glazing bars. Central pilastered floor with semi-circular fan light. Early/mid C19 rendered brick. Two storeys, four bays. Sash windows with glazing bars. Dawley Finger Road The White Horse public house Centre of right hand range has Pilastered doorcase. High Street (north Early /mid C19 brick two storey three bay house with hipped tiled roof and modern shop Dawley No. 4,6 and 8 side) fronts. High Street (north Early/ mid C19 two storey three bay range. First floor sashes with lintels. Ground floor C19 Dawley No. 10 and 12 side) shop fronts. High Street (north Dawley No. 14, 16 and 18 Circa mid C19 two story, four window brick range. Ground floor C19 shop fronts. side) High Street (north Dawley No. 22 and 24 Mid C19 brick. Three storeys. Three bays. Ground floor modern shop front. side) High Street (north Early/mid C19 painted brick. Two storey, three window range. Sashes with keyblocks. Dawley No. 26 and 28 side) Ground floor right hand pilastered shop front. High Street (north Dawley No.30 Circa mid C19. Two storey, Two window brick with late C19 shop front. side) High Street (north Dawley No. 32 and 34 Circa mid C19 two storey three window brick range, with modern shop fronts. side) High Street (north Early/mid C19 painted brick two storey eight window range C19 and modern shop Dawley No. 36 - 40 side) windows. High Street (north Dawley The Crown Public House Circa mid C19 stuccoed two storey three window range. side) High Street (north Mid C19 stuccoed brick two storey three windows. Parapet Bracketed hood to first floor Dawley No. 46 side) windows. Ground floor modern shop fronts. High Street (north Early/mid C19 painted brick. Two storey, two window range. Sashes. Ground floor modern Dawley No. 48 side) shop fronts. High Street (north Early/mid C19 painted brick. Two storey, two window range. Sashes. Ground floor late Dawley No.50 side) C19 shop fronts. High Street (north Dawley No. 52 Early/mid C19, brick. First floor sash with glazing bars, ground floor shop front. side) High Street (north Circa early/mid C19 two storey three bay range. Painted brick. First floor sashes with Dawley No.56 side) segmental lintels. Ground floor shopfront. High Street (south Circa mid C19 brick with hipped roof. Two storeys. Three windows. Ground floor modern Dawley No.15 and 17 side) shops, left hand build forward. High Street (south Early/mid C19 two storey, two window range. Painted brick. Sashes, lintels with keyblocks. Dawley No.37 and 39 side) Ground floor C19 pilastered shop front. High Street (south Early/mid C19 two storey, two windows, painted brick. Sashes, keyblocks to rusticated Dawley No.41 side) heads. Ground floor small C19 shop front. High Street (south Dawley No. 47 Mid C19 two storey, three windows, brick ground floor modern shop front. side) High Street (south Dawley No. 49 Early/mid C19 painted brick. Three storey, two windows. Ground floor C19 shop front. side) High Street(south Early/mid C19 stuccoed two storey, four window range. Sashes with console brackets to Dawley No 51 and 53 side) hoods. High Street (south Circa early C19 rendered brick. Two storeys. Three window range. Modern casements Dawley No. 65 and 67 side) and modern shop front. High Street (south Early C19 rendered two storey. Three window range. Rusticated quoins and window Dawley Lords Hill public house side) hands. Sashes and pilastered doorway. Dawley Hinkshay road White hart Inn Early C19 painted brick house. Three storeys, three windows. Sashes with glazing bars. Dawley King Street No. 18 - 26 (even Nos.) Early/mid C19 brick two storey six window range. Sashes. Pilastered doorcase. Early C19 brick two storey six window range. Sashes with glazing bars, rusticated lintels. Dawley King Street No. 28 and 30 Pilastered doorcase with open pediment and semi-circular fan light. No. 32 (Queens Head public Dawley King Street Early/mid C19 rendered brick. Two storey. Four window range. house) Dawley Pool Hill Road No. 21 Circa C18/C19 stone rubble cottage with hipped roof. Two storeys casements windows. Dawley Milner Road No.51 Early/mid C19 brick cottage with two storeys and sash windows. Dawley bank - Dawley No. 4 and 5 Circa mid C19 brick cottage range. Two storeys. Casements with dripmoulds. Lawley bank Mid C19 brick house. Three storeys, three bays. Segmental arched lintels and pilastered Dawley Milners Lane No. 46 doorcase. Dawley Bank - Dawley Bull's Head public house Early/mid C19 house. Roughcast brick, two storeys, three bays. Sashes with glazing bars. Station Road Dosely - St. Luke's Dawley St. Luke's vicarage Mid C19 brick Tudor style house with decorative bargeboards and dripmoulds. Road Horsehay - Bridge Dawley No. 13 and 14 C18/19 brick house. Two and three storeys. Sashes complete with glazing bars. Road Horsehay - Bridge Dawley Railway train shed Late C19 brick train shed with round arched entrance and windows. Road Horsehay - The Circa early/mid C19 brick cottages. Plain tile roof with brick stepped gable ends. One Dawley No. 4 and 5 Stocking storey and attic. Horsehay - The Circa late C18 or early C19 stone rubble cottage. Plain tile roof. One storey and attic. Two Dawley No. 6 Stocking gabled dormers. Horsehay - Build in 1858. Brick chapel with pedimental gable end of three bays with two-light four- Dawley Methodist church Wellington Road centered arch windows. Horsehay - Early/mid C19 red brick house with sash windows. Later C19 stuccoed extension to right Dawley Woodlands Farm Woodlands Lane hand. Lawley - Arleston Dawley Lawley Primary School Late C19 brick school with Dutch gable containing tall bell cote, flanked by ball finials. Lane Lawley - Dawley Dawley The Vicarage Circa 1870 gothic style brick vicarage with tiled gabled roof. Road Lightmoor - Brick Mid C19 brick house. Two storey, four window range. Rough cast and patterned tile roof Dawley No. 3 and 3A Kiln Bank with polygonal stacks at ridge. Lightmoor - Gravel Dawley No. 3 and 4 Circa early C19 brick house. Two storeys and attic. Two window range, casements. Leasows Lightmoor - Gravel Dawley No.10 Circa C18/19 brick cottage. One storey and attic. Two gabled dormers. Leasows Lightmoor - Dawley The Poplars Early C19 brick house. Two storey, three window range. Sashes, with glazing bars. Lightmoor Road Little Dawley - Holly Early/mid C19 cottage brick cottage. Two storeys, two windows, casements. Originally a Dawley No.31 Road range of two similar cottages. Malinslee - Church Circa mid C19 brick house. Two storeys, three bays, divided by giant brick pilasters. Small Dawley The Church Wicketts Road pediment over centre bay. Sashes with glazing bars. Park Lane, Old Dawley Former Bethesda Primitive Chapel Built in 1857 in red brick with iron (possible Coalbrookdale) windows. Park Park Lane, Old Dawley Wesleyan Chapel Red brick with gothic arched windows and iron window frames Park Dated 1877. Small chapel in polychrome banded brickwork with pedimental gable end and Dawley The Rock Methodist Chapel round headed windows. Spring Village - Dawley No. 1 and 2 Mid C19 pair of brick cottages. Two stores, four window range. Farm Lane A large water filled reservoir built in the 1750's to supply water for the operation of the Spring Village - Dawley Horsehay pool blast furnaces and forges to the Horsehay ironworks, which were being erected at the Bridge Road same time by Abraham Darby II and his partner T Goldney. Donnington - the Mid/late C19 brick estate cottage. Two storeys, gabled to left and gable over first floor Donnington No.6 fields window to right. Circa early/mid C19 small estate cottage. Dark colour brick, two storeys, one bay with one Donnington Wellington Road No. 2 former window in middle, breaking below the eaves. Circa C19 range of plastered brick cottages. Two storeys, three bays, attic to the right with Donnington Wellington Road No. 5 and The Poplars small dormer. Modern tile roof, dentil eave, sash windows. Circa mid C19 estate brick cottage. Two storeys, two bays. Sleeping pitched tiled roof with Donnington Wellington Road No.6 wide eaves and two dormers breaking below eaves. Casement windows. Donnington Wood - Early/mid C19 row of modest single storey cottages with rendered brick and tiled roofs. Donnington Bradley Road outbuilding to No.1 Probably built as "barrack house" for miners (B.Trinder, 1973)

Early/ mid C19 brick cottages. Two storeys, four window range casements. (UPVC Donnington Lodge Road Nos. 247-248 replacements) Internally - Original heavy floor beams and oak joists. Cupboard built -in alongside far chimney breast. Remains of mid C19th kitchen range surround. 2 storey barn/stables at N. end . Gabled extensions to both original cottages at rear. Horton - Horton Mid C19 brick range of cottages, two storeys, symmetrical front, casements with Donnington Lane Chapel Row No. 6, 7, 8 and 9 keyblocks to window heads. Horton - Horton Donnington Lane Horton Methodist Church Dated 1858. Brick chapel with round headed windows. Horton - Horton Queen's Head public house and Early/mid C19 painted brick range, L - shaped two storeys. Sashed and modern Donnington Lane No. 19 and 20 casements. The Humbers , Mid/late C19 range of estate cottages. Two storeys. Gabled left and right with small gables Donnington Humber Lane Nos.10 and 11 between. The Humbers, Mid/ late C19 range of estate cottages. Two storeys. Gabled left and right with small Donnington Humber Lane Nos. 12 & 13 gables between. The Humbers, Mid/ late C19 estate cottage. Brick, gabled roof, two storeys. Brick dripmoulds, modillion Donnington Donnington Drive No. 14 eaves.

Donnington Muxton - Muxton C19 brick estate house, two storeys, steeply pitched tiled roof with wide eaves and gables Lane Muxton Lodge and dormers all around. Muxton - Muxton Probably late C18 brick house with earlier core and C19 wing. Rendered, with two storey , Donnington Lane No 42 (The Hollies) three bay front with pillastered doorcase. Muxton - Muxton C19 brick estate house. Two storeys, tiled roof with wide eaves. Gable to the left dormer Donnington Lane No. 102 to the right. Also the right hand side only shows timber framed structure. Muxton, Wellington Mid/late 19th century Duke of Sutherland estate cottage. Brick, two storeys, gabled Donnington Road No.19 dormers breaking through eaves, central porch Muxton, Wellington C18 brick with render, single storey plus attic with gabled dormers, external brick chimney Donnington Road No.21 stack Muxton, Wellington Mid/late C19 estate cottage. Brick, two storeys, gabled to left and dormer to right. External Donnington Road No.29 semi - circular built room. Muxton, Wellington Donnington Road No. 43 Mid/late C19 estate cottage. Brick two storeys, gabled to right, brick dripmoulds. Muxton, Wellington Mid/late C19 pair of estate cottages. Brick, two storeys. Gabled left and right with dormers Donnington Road No. 45 and 47 between. Muxton, Wellington Donnington Road No.60 Mid/late C19 estate cottage. Brick, one storey and attic. Two dormers. Muxton, Wellington Mid/late C19 pair of estate cottages. Brick, two storeys. Gabled left and right with dormers Donnington Road No. 62 and 64 between. Muxton, Wellington Circa early C19 brick cottage. Painted brick, one storey and attic. Two small gabled Donnington Road No.53 dormers with casement windows. brick dentil eaves.

Donnington Muxton, Wellington Road (Brookside) No. 32 and 32B Circa mid C19 brick cottage range with tiled roof.

Donnington Muxton, Wellington Mid/late C19 brick estate cottage range. Tiled roof with three gables and dormers to front. Road (Brookside) No. 34, 36 and 38 Two storeys.

Donnington Muxton, Wellington Mid/late c19 estate cottage, brick with tiled roof, gabled to right dormer to left. Two storey. Road (Brookside) No.40 (Brook Cottage) Brick Dripmoulds

Donnington Muxton, Wellington Early/mid C19 rendered brick cottage. Two storey C19 casements. Tiled roof and brick Road (Brookside) Brookhouse Farm dentil eaves. Edgmond High Street No.36 Mid C19 cottage. Rendered brick. Two storeys, casements with glazing bars. Mid C19 red brick house. Tiled roof with wide Bracketed eaves, gabled to right. Including Edgmond High Street Edgmond Villa cast iron garden railings in front on sandstone wall. Mid C19 brick house. Two storeys and attic. Three bays. Three gabled dormers with round Edgmond High Street Edgmond Grove arched sashes. Edgmond High Street No. 47 (Forge Farmhouse) Small mid/late C19 red brick house. Two storeys. Three bays. Nos. 43 & 45 (Forge Farm Mid C19 red brick cottage range. One storey and attic. Three brick gable dormers. Later Edgmond High Street Cottage and adjoining cottage) gable to right. Former stables and cottage range. Early C19 red brick. Two storey. Casements with Edgmond High Street No. 41A glazing bars. Blind round arches to stables. Edgmond High Street The Coach House Mid C19 range of red brick stables on roadside. Early C19 red brick house. Two storeys. Three bays, extended one bay on north end. Edgmond High Street No.37 (The Rectory) Modern brick porch

Edgmond High street (court) No.35 (Bayley Hills House) Late C19 red brick house incorporating C18 fabric. Three storeys, three bay gabled front. Mid C19 cottage range, red brick, one storey and attic four window range. Four brick Edgmond Manor Road Nos. 3 and 4 gabled dormers. Mid C19 red brick cottage. Gabled to right. One storey and attic. Diamond pane Edgmond School Road Pipers Cottage casements. Mid C19 red brick cottage. Two storey, Two window range. Plain tile roof with brick dentil Edgmond Shrewsbury Road No. 3 eaves. Dated 1860 Small red brick chapel with yellow brick dressings. Round arched doorway Edgmond Shrewsbury Road Edgmond Methodist Church and windows with cast iron frames.

Edgmond Shrewsbury Road The Lamb Public House Mid C19 inn. Sandstone. Left and right gabled. Two storeys. Cusped lights to windows. C18 sandstone cottage, roughcast rendered. Tiled roof. One storey and attic. Gabled Ercall Magna Cold Hatton The Cottage, Heath Lanes dormers. Methodist chapel and adjoining Mid C19 red brick chapel and adjoining manse cottage, all one build, with hipped slate Ercall Magna Ellerdine Heath cottage roof. Early C19 brick house with modern extension to right. Two storeys. Three bays, centre Ercall Magna High Ercall The Elms, Park Lane pedimented with lunette. Modern casements. Small early/mid C19 toll house with late C19 extension. Red brick. Semi-octagonal with Ercall Magna High Ercall Tollgate House, Silverhill low pitched hipped roof. Two storeys.

Ercall Magna Rowton no.10 Probably late C18/early C19. Small red brick cottage extended in early C20. Two storey. Early C19 red brick cottage established in late C19. Tiled roof. Two storey. Two window Ercall Magna Rowton No. 11 range. Cottage of probable C17 origin but much altered recently. Rendered brick. Tiled roof. One storey and attic. Modern casements and gabled dormers. Modern porch. Interior: stopped Ercall Magna Rowton Ye Olde Smithy chamfered ceiling beams and reused timber frame. The Corner Cottage (Nos 12 and Circa 1860 red brick pair of detached cottages, Red Brick. Tiled roof. One storey and attic. Ercall Magna Rowton 13) Two attic gables. Central brick stack. Late C18/early C19 red brick range of stables with tiled roof with brick dentil eaves. Two Ercall Magna Rowton The Granary and Court Barn storeys. Circa early c19 red brick house with tiled roof. Two storey, two window range, plus one Ercall Magna Walton Walton Grange window modern addition to right. Circa mid/late C19 plastered and painted brick cottage range. Two storeys. Small gables Hadley Apley Castle Apley Home Farm over first floor windows.

Circa 1900 row of cottages. The builder, Messrs Hughs and Stirling of Liverpool, built some of the Port Sunlight housing and this is of similar design as the late phase. Roughcast brick with timber framing in the gables. Two storeys and one storey with attic, Hadley Castle Verandah porches. Other similar examples built by the same builders but of a rather Hadley Street Nos. 15-25 Castle Houses inferior quality can also be seen in Hadley.

Circa 1900 row of cottages. The builder, Messrs Hughs and Stirling of Liverpool built some of the Port Sunlight housing and this is of similar design as the late phase. Roughcast brick with timber framing in gables. Two storeys and one storey with attic. Other similar Hadley Castle examples built by the same builder but of a rather inferior quality can also be seen in Hadley Street Nos. 27-37 Castle Houses Hadley. Circa mid C19 brick house. Two storeys, three windows. Sashes with glazing bars on first Hadley Haybridge floor. Two ground floor bays and central pilastered and pedimented door with fan light. Hadley Road No. 19 Modern tiled roof with gable ends. Hadley Haybridge Circa mid/late C19 rendered brick house. Two storeys, three windows. Sashes and central Hadley Road No. 42 pilaster door. Slate roof. Hadley Haybridge Large late-C19 red brick hall of five bay frontage with stone dressings. Circular and Hadley Road Hadley Hall square projecting two-storey bays. Porch and roof have moulded stone parapets. Hadley High Street C19 plastered brick house. Two storeys, gabled roof. Includes corner shop with pilastered Hadley (north side) Nos. 26, 28 front and moulded fascia. Cambered house door and window lintels. Hadley High Street C19 brick farm house. Renovated in 1980. Two storeys, gabled roof, four bays, cambered Hadley (north side) No. 30 Castle Farm lintels.

C19 brick building now used as a bank. Two storeys, four bays, gabled roof. Large sash

Hadley High Street windows with small panes. Pilastered door with entablature and flat cornice. Two of the Hadley (north side) No. 42 ground floor windows, retain hoods with elaborate brackets. C19 brick house rendered. Two storeys, two windows, shop front along the whole of the ground floor. Pilastered panelled shop door in the middle, two large shop windows at each Hadley High Street side also pilastered entablature and moulded cornice extends along the whole length of Hadley (South side) No. 33 the facade C19 small rectangular brick building. Single storey with gabled roof and modillion eaves. Gable and front consists of door and shop window with wooden pilasters and entablature. Hadley High Street The arcaded shop front has pointed arches, also repeated at small round headed window Hadley (South side) No.59 in the gable above. C19 chapel build before 1882 and enlarged later. Side and south end with red brick but Hadley High Street main entrance gable end wall with yellow brick and stone dressings. Stone doorcase with Hadley (South side) Hadley Methodist Church carvings and gable coping decorated with crocketing. Hadley union No. 27 Forrester's Arms Public Hadley Street House Early/mid C19 rendered brick , two storey four window range. Sashes with glazing bars. Hadley, Church Circa 1860 brick church with stone dressing in gothic style. Lancets, small tower with spire Hadley Street Holy Trinity Church on NW corner. Ketley Holyhead Hadley Road White Lion Public House Circa early C19 rendered brick, two storey, four window range with giant pilasters Ketley Holyhead New Testament Church of God, Former Methodist chapel. Circa mid C19. Small rendered brick chapel with pedimented Hadley Road Potters Bank gable end, pilasters and round-headed windows. Ketley Holyhead Circa mid C19 small red brick house with corner giant pilasters. Two storeys, three bays. Hadley Road No. 103 Potters Bank Sash windows with glazing bars and central Tuscan porch.

Leegomery Hadley Circa 1900 mortuary chapel in cemetery. Stone built gothic style building with small tower Hadley Park Road Mortuary Chapel and spire over porch on south east side.

Leegomery Hadley Circa mid/late C19 lodge to Hadley Park House. Painted brick house with tiled roof. Hadley Park Road No. 156 The Lodge Corner gable and pedimented doorway. Two storeys. Leegomery - Local C18/19 brick farmhouse with plain tile roof. Two storey ranges with sashes and modern Hadley Centre Leegomery Farmhouse casements. Ketley Holyhead 1897 single storey red brick school building with gabled bays with arched windows and Hadley Road Ketley County Junior School wooden lanterns above. Ketley Holyhead Dated 1904 single storey red brick school building. Gabled centre containing arched Hadley Road Nursery School windows and wooden bellcote above in two tiers with spire.

Ironbridge Beech Road Nos. 38 and 39 C18 roughcast brick timber frame cottages. One storey and attic. Brick end stacks. Garage to east of No. 4 (formerly Ironbridge Belle Vue Road No.5) Remains of circa C18 stone cottage with gabled dormer. Now used as garage. Late C18/early C19 brick cottage, rendered. Two storeys. Two windows. Modern Ironbridge Belle Vue Road No. 8 fenestration. Small C18 painted brick cottage. Tilled roof with gabled ends and brick dentil eaves. One Ironbridge Belle Vue Road No. 9 storey and attic. Modern single storey extension. Circa C18/19 stone house with late C19 buff brick front with blue dressings. Two storeys. Ironbridge Belle Vue Road No.13 (Dunavon) Two windows. Central gabled porch. Ironbridge Belmont Road No. 2 Mid C19 brick cottage. Two storeys. Two and one window. Plain tile roof. Mid C19 buff brick terrace of cottages. Two storeys with small gables over first floor Ironbridge Belmont Road Nos. 17 to 21 (consecutive) windows. Ironbridge Belmont Road No. 40 Mid C19 brick cottage with earlier core. Two storeys, Two sash windows. Mid C19 rendered brick cottage with tiled roof at two levels. Two stores and attic. Two Ironbridge Bower Yard No. 70 window range. Probably C18 largely rebuilt in mid C19. Range of brick cottages. No. 72 rendered. Two Ironbridge Bower Yard Nos 72 and 73 storeys, four window range. No. 72 has stone rubble at rear. Ironbridge Bower Yard Nos. 74, 75 and 76 Mid C19 row of brick cottages. Two storeys. Six window range. Mid C19 brick house, much altered. Two storeys. Three windows. Modern casements with Ironbridge Bower Yard No. 79 voussoired lintels. Modern extension on west end.

Derelict Watermill Approximately Circa C18. Derelict water mill. Stone rubble walls, repaired in brick. Only a shell and Ironbridge Bridge Road 200 yard south of The Ironbridge roofless. Circa C18 stone cottage range with C19 brick front, tiled roof. Two storeys. Three Ironbridge Chapel Road No. 5 windows. Small C18 stone rubble cottage, partly rendered. Tiled roof. One storey and attic. One Ironbridge Chapel Road No. 8 gabled dormer (now two). Brick end stack. C19 additions.

Ironbridge Chapel Road No.9 Small C18 painted brick cottage, front rendered. One storey and attic. Gabled dormer. Mid C19 stone rubble cottage with gable end to street. Moulded hoods to modern windows Ironbridge Church Hill No. 11 and doors. Mid - late C19 terrace of buff brick cottages. Two storeys. Thirteen window range. Ironbridge Church Hill Nos. 22 to 25 (consecutive) Asymmetrical. Mid C19 house. Yellow brick. Modillion eaves. Gabled to right. Window hoods on console Ironbridge Church Hill No.28 brackets. Porch with four centred with doorway. Mid C19 brick cottage. Tiled roof with moulded brick modillion cornice. Two storeys. Two Ironbridge Church Hill Nos. 37 and 38 windows. No 37 projects to right with pilastered doorcase. Ironbridge Church Hill Nos. 54, 55 and 56 Early/mid C19 range of brick cottages with elliptical arched carriageway. Two mid C19 yellow brick cottages at right angles. Two storeys sashes with panelled Ironbridge Church Hill Nos. 50 and 51 lintels. C18 painted brick cottage. Tile roof with crow-stepped gable end. One storey and attic. Ironbridge Dale End No. 1 Later addition. Late C19 yellow brick with dressings of blue and red brick and stone round arched window Ironbridge High Street No.16 frames. Three storeys. Five windows. Large Victorian shop front. Late C19 buff brick house with tiled hipped roof. Two storeys. Three windows. Large Ironbridge Hillside No.2 (Sunnycliffe House) ground floor bays and porch. Late C19 buff brick house with blue brick dressings. Back to road and facing Seven Ironbridge Hillside No. 1 (Melbourne House) Gorge. Late C19 buff brick house with back to road, overlooking Seven Gorge. Two storeys and Ironbridge Hillside No.3 basements. Brick dripmoulds. C19 red brick house much altered but retaining stone cornice and blocking course. Two Ironbridge Hillside No. 4 storeys. Three bays, centre projects. Later C19 gabled wing to left.

Ironbridge Hillside No. 12 Circa C18 stone cottage, partly in brick. Tiled roof with gabled ends. One storey and attic. Mid/late C19 buff brick range of houses. Two storeys, gabled to right hand. Bracketed Ironbridge Hodge Bower Nos. 18,19 and 20 eaves and window hoods on console brackets. Mid C19 buff brick range of houses. Two storeys. Four bays Projecting end gabled bays. Ironbridge Hodge Bower Nos. 25 to 28 (Consecutive) Tiled roof with eaves brackets. C18 row of brick cottages with rendered front and tiled roofs. One storey and attic. Seven/ Ironbridge Hodge Bower Nos. 31 to 35 (Consecutive) eight window range. Circa C18/19 painted brick range of cottages. Tile roof brick dentil eaves course. One Ironbridge Hodge Bower Nos. 37 to 39 (Consecutive) storey and attic. Three modern dormers and modern casements. Ironbridge Hodge Bower No. 41 Mid-late C19 buff brick cottage with blue brick dressings. Two storey. Possibly C18 or earlier stone rubble cottage, re modelled in mid C19 with brick gable and Ironbridge Hodge Bower No. 42 brick dripmoulds. Modern entrance. Mid C19 buff brick cottage. Two storey. Two windows. First floor brick dripmoulds. Ground Ironbridge Hodge Bower No. 43 floor later bays. Ironbridge Hodge Bower No. 44 (The Haven) Mid C19 buff brick cottage. Two storey. Two sash windows.

Ironbridge Hodge Bower No. 45 Mid C19 cottage, buff brick. Two storey. Two sash windows. Central panelled doorcase. Small mid C19 buff brick house. Two storeys. Two sash windows. Central pilastered Ironbridge Hodge Bower No. 46 doorcase. Horse and Jockey Public House Mid to late C19 range of brick cottages. The Horse and Jockey Public House is C19 and Ironbridge Jockey Bank and Nos. 16 and 17 gabled. Ironbridge Jockey Bank Nos. 19 & 21 Mid C19 range of buff brick cottages much restored.

Ironbridge Lincoln hill Nos. 12 and 14 Circa early C19 rendered brick cottages. Two storeys. Three windows. Modern addition. No. 48 (Woodland Grange Mid C19 red brick house with later C19 wing. Two storeys, three windows. Central wood Ironbridge Lincoln hill formerly known as Hillcote) lattice porch with tent shaped roof and flanking late C19 bay windows. Small mid-late C19 buff brick house. Gabled roof with brick dentil eaves and symmetrical Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 4 arched lintels. Two storeys. Small mid-late C 19 buff brick house. Two storeys. Three windows with segmental arched Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 5 lintels. Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 6 and 7 Mid C19 pair of cottages, buff brick. No. 6 restored. Two storeys. Two windows. Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 11 Mid C19 buff brick cottage. Two storeys. Three Windows with brick dripmoulds. Small mid C19 house. Buff brick with hipped tiled roof. Two storeys. Three plus one Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 12 windows, modern ground floor fenestration C18 brick cottage with plastered front. One storey and attic, one window. Stopped chamfer Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 16 ceiling beam inside. C18 Rendered stone or brick: Tiled roof with parapet gable ends. One storey and attic, Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 19 modern dormers and verandas. Mid C19 buff brick house, parapet with moulded coping. Two storeys. Two windows. Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 23 Ridgemont Segmental arched lintels with keyblocks. Late C19 Buff brick cottage with blue and red brick bands. Gabled fishscale roof with No. 24 Including Wash house to terracotta finish. Modern fenestration. Small detached wash house to east built on bank Ironbridge Madeley Road east high above road, brick with pyramidal tile roof. Small mid C19 buff brick house. Two storeys. Two sash windows. Ground floor bays and Ironbridge Madeley Road Hillcote pilastered doorcase. Early/Mid C19 brick cottage with rendered front. First floor original casements. Ground Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 27 floor modern. Pair of adjoining mid C19 buff brick cottages. No 29 has doorcase with reeded pilasters Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 29 and 31 and frieze. No 35 at front is mid C19 brick cottage. Adjoining rear is restored C19 stone rubble Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 35 cottage. Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 53 Small mid C19 cottage restored and extended on C20.

Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 56 Mid C19 buff brick cottage. Two storeys. Two windows range with brick dripmoulds. Mid C19 brick range, single storey to road with small C19 shop front and modern garage Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 56A door to right. No. 57 a late 19 red brick cottage with blue and yellow brick dressings. No 58 adjoining Ironbridge Madeley Road No. 57 and 58 and C19 buff brick cottage. At right angles to road Ironbridge Madeley Road Mount House Late C19 red brick house with yellow brick dressings

Ironbridge New Bridge Road No. 2 C18 painted brick cottage. Tiled roof with crow-stepped gable ends. One storey and attic. Ironbridge New Bridge Road No. 6 C18 brick cottage with later restored brick front. Two stages. Two windows. Ironbridge New Bridge Road Nos. 3 and 4 Circa C18 stone cottage range with mid C19 red brick front. Ironbridge New Bridge Road Bird In Hand Public House C18 rendered brick public house. Two storeys. Three windows. Ironbridge New Bridge Road Nos. 47 & 48 Range of restored mid to late C19 brick cottages. Two storeys. Sash windows. Ironbridge New Bridge Road Nos. 42 and 43 C18 brick cottages with painted front. One storey and attic, two windows range. Early C19 brick cottage. Two storeys. Three windows, centre blocked and remainder Ironbridge New Road No. 7 modern casements. Central doorway with original pilastered doorcase. Ironbridge New Road No. 9 Mid C19 rendered brick cottage. Two storeys. Three bays. Ironbridge New Road Nos. 11 to 14 (Consecutive) Circa C18/19 range of cottages much altered. Painted brick tile roof. Two storeys. Late C19 buff brick house. Two storeys. Two windows with panelled lintels with cornice Ironbridge St. Lukes Road No. 3 and console brackets. Central pilastered doorcase.

Ironbridge St. Lukes Road No. 4 Mid/late C19 brick cottage at right angle to lane. Two storeys. Three window range. Late C19 buff brick pair of houses with polychromic brick dressings. Two gables at front Ironbridge St. Lukes Road Nos. 8 and 9 facing Severn Gorge, with sashes back to road. Mid C19 cottage painted brick. Tiled roof. Projecting gable to left. Two storeys. Brick Ironbridge St. Lukes Road Nos. 11 dripmoulds. Ironbridge Severn Bank Nos. 4 and 5 Mid C19 range of restored brick cottages. Two storeys. Four windows. Early/mid C19 range of brick cottages with tiled roofs. L-shaped on plan. One storey and Ironbridge Severn Bank Nos. 7 and 8 attic and two storeys. Store Immediately South West Of Ironbridge Severn Bank Nos 7 and 8 Small early/mid C19 two storey, one bay brick building. Circa C18 brick cottage, some stone rubble to ground floor probably earlier. Two storeys Ironbridge Severn Bank No. 9 and attic. One bay. Brick end chimney stack. Included for group value. Ironbridge Severnside Nos. 10,11,12 and 13 Mid C19 brick cottages. Two storeys. Two window range. Ironbridge Severnside Nos 16 and 17 Early/mid C19 range of brick cottages. Two storeys. Four windows. end terraces of C18 and C19 row (nos. 2 & 3 statutory listed). No.4 C19 brick, No.2 Ironbridge Severn Terrace Nos. 1 and 4 rendered. Two storeys. No. 4 originally detached.

Ironbridge Strethill Road Nos 1 and 2 Mid C19 brick range of cottages. One storey and attic. Small gables over attic windows. Ironbridge Strethill Road No. 3 Mid C19 brick cottage. Two storeys. Two casement window range. Mid C19 pair of brick houses. Two storeys. Four windows. Sashes with glazing bars and Ironbridge Strethill Road Nos. 6 and 7 panelled lintels. Pilastered doorways.

Ironbridge Waterloo Street Ye Olde Robin Hood Public House Early C19 roughcast brick. Two storeys. Three + one window range. Casements. Late C19 building/ Polychrome brickwork with tiled roof, gabled at corner, first floor bay Ironbridge Waterloo Street No. 1 and shop beneath. C18 brick cottage. Tiled roof with brick dentil eaves. One storey and attic. C19 gabled Ironbridge Wesley Road Nos. 60 and 61 dormers and modern window and doors. Late C19 possibly originally a meeting house. Polychrome brick gable to rear. Two storey Ironbridge The Wharfage No. 8 and attic. Three bays. Circa early C19, much altered in late C19, with splayed end to street, with three small Ironbridge The Wharfage No. 9 gables. Red brick with yellow brick dressing. Ironbridge The Wharfage No. 16(Wharfage House) C18 painted brick house. One storey and attic. Three bays. C18 roughcast brick cottage. Tiled roof and brick dentil eaves. One storey and attic. Ironbridge The Wharfage No. 26 Central brick stack.

Former Foundry Buildings West Later C19 former foundry, three large ranges of brick buildings with round-headed Ironbridge The Wharfage And South West of No. 35 windows. Early C19 brick cottage. Tiled roof with gable ends. Two storeys. Two modern windows Ironbridge Woodlands Road No. 1 and modern central porch. Included for group value. Mid C19 buff brick terrace of cottages. Two storeys, some have brick dripmoulds, Nos. 7 Ironbridge Woodlands Road Nos. 7to 13 (Consecutive) and 8 detached. Late C18/early C19 painted brick cottage. Tile roof with brick dentil eaves. One storey and Jackfield Coalford No. 32 attic. Two windows. Jackfield Coalford No. 35 and adjoining cottage Circa C18 rendered range of cottages. Jackfield Coalford no.41 Early C19 brick cottage. Two storey. Two windows. Jackfield Coalford No. 42 Late C18 painted brick cottage. One storey and attic. Two windows. String course. Mid C19 pair of brick cottages. Two storey. Four window range. Casements with brick Jackfield Coalford Nos. 43 and 44 dripmould and two large brick stacks. Jackfield Coalford No. 47 Early C19 painted brick cottage. Two storeys. Two windows Jackfield Coalford No.48 Early C19 brick house at right angle to road. Two storeys. Two windows. Sashes.

Dated 1825. Small brick chapel tiled roof with gabled front with two segmental arched windows and central doorway with tablet above. "Coalford Wesleyan Chapel erected Jackfield Coalford Coalford Wesleyan Chapel 1825". Three bay sides with similar windows in segmental arched recesses. Late C19 simple storey railway level crossing keepers cottage. Brick. Pedimental gable Jackfield Salthouse Road Station Bungalow end. Jackfield Church Of England Dated 1844. Simple storey brick building of five bays, centre advanced and gabled with Jackfield Salthouse Road School plaque "Jackfield School 1844"

Jackfield The Calcutts No. 126 C18 painted brick cottage. One storey and attic, two windows range. Gabled dormers. Jackfield The Calcutts Nos. 130 to 133 (Consecutive) Late C18 range of brick cottages. Rendered. One storey and attic. Five windows. Jackfield Church Road Nos. 143 and 144 C18 painted brick cottage. Two storey. Modern fenestration. Gabled at rear. Circa C17/18 cottage faced in yellow and extended in late C19. One storey and attic and Jackfield Ferry Road The Boat Inn Public House two storey range. Former Severn Trow Public Jackfield Church Road House Early C18 range of brick cottages with back to road. Derelict at time of survey 1980 Jackfield Church Road No. 139 (Oak Cottage) C18 brick house. Two storeys, two windows, sashes and modern casements. Maws And Co. Benthall Tile Rebuilt 1883. Two very long brick parallel ranges with offices across the west end Jackfield Salthouse Road Works containing some Maws tiles. Lodge At West End Of Kynnersley Small circa mid C19 cottage. Red brick with tiled roof. Two storeys. Two window range . Kynnersley Drive One on first floor blind. Ground floor canted bay. Circa 1860 red brick pair of estate cottages. Tiled roof with projecting end gabled wings. Kynnersley Kynnersley Drive Nos. 2 and 3 Two storeys. Brick dripmoulds. Circa 1860 red brick pair of estate cottages. Tiled roof with projecting and gabled wings. Kynnersley Nos. 4 and 5 Two storeys. Brick dripmoulds. Circa 1860 red brick estate cottage tiled gabled roof. L-shaped on plan. Two storeys. Kynnersley No. 6 Included for group value. Circa 1870 village school. Red brick with blue brick bands. Tiled gabled roof. L-shaped on Kynnersley School plan. One storey. Large segmental headed window. Circa 1860 red brick pair of cottages with tiled roof. One storey and attic. Three gabled Kynnersley The School House/7 And No.8 dormers. Brick… Crown House Including Garden Circa 1870 estate house in chequered blue and red brick Tiled gabled roof. Two storeys. Kynnersley Area Railings Including garden area railings on brick dwarf wall. Early C19 row of cottages. Painted brick partly roughcast. Tiled roof. Two stages five Kynnersley Oakdale And No.12 windows range. Circa 1860-70 brick cottage with tiled roof. Two storeys. Two windows. Casements with Kynnersley The Villa glazing bars. Ornamental timber framed porch to right.

Farm Building On Corner Of Road C17/18 origin but rebuilt to some extent in C19 or built in C19 reusing earlier timber Kynnersley North West Of Church Farmhouse framing. Long range with red brick infill and tiled roof. L-shaped on plan. C18 Brick house, rendered and with modern fenestration. Tiled roof. Two storeys and Kynnersley Deansfield (Former Rectory) attic. Five bays. Central doorway. Lilleshall Church Lane Ivy Cottage Early C19 roughcast brick cottage with tiled roof. Two storeys three window range. Mid/late C19 estate cottage. Painted brick with tiled roof. Asymmetrical and gabled. Lilleshall Church Road No.10 (The Laburnums) Diagonal chimney stacks. Late C19 house. Sandstone with red brick two storeys. Gabled with tile hanging and Lilleshall Church Road Nos.11 and 12 timber framing. Lilleshall Church Road Acacia Cottage Mid/late C19 estate cottage. Red brick with gabled tiled roof. Stables Immediately West of Early C19 brick stable range with tiled roof. Segmental arched carriage doorway with Lilleshall Church Road Vicarage stone imports. Circa early C19 range. Tiled roof with stone caped gable ends with shaped kneelers and Stable And Implement Range East brick eaves course. Two storeys with left over stables of north end, and four bay Lilleshall Church Road Of Lilleshall Hill Farmhouse implements shed at north end.

Circa C18 house with Victorian wing. Circa C18. North west wing at right angles to road, stuccoed brick with quoins. Tiled roof with gabled ends. Two storeys. Four window range. Mullion framed casements with glazing bars in segmental arched openings with keyblocks. Victorian canted bay window to left. Rendered ridge stacks. Victorian wing on south east, Lilleshall Church Road The Old Hall stuccoed and gabled, two storeys, gothic gabled porch. C18 Whitewashed brick stable range, the left of the east end converted to school room in C19. Long range with stuccoed pedimental gable end to road. Tiled roof. Brick dentil Former Stable Range And School eaves. Two storeys. Gable and loft doors with modern iron stairs and balcony. School Lilleshall Church Road Room North Of The Old Hall room has three large gabled first floor windows. Mid C19 painted brick house. Tiled roof with gabled ends and overlapping eaves. One storey and attic. Three window range. Two gabled dormers with finials at eaves level. C19 casements at gable ends brick stacks with pairs of octagonal shafts. Contemporary wings Lilleshall The Green Beaufort Lodge at rear with similar chimney stacks. Late C18/ early C19 barn converted to hall. Painted brick. Tiled roof with crow stepped Lilleshall The Green Lilleshall Youth Club gable ends. Mid/late C19 painted brick estate houses, tiled roof, gabled and asymmetrical. Two Lilleshall The Green Village Farmhouse storeys and one storey and attic. Early C18 plastered stone cottage with tile roof. One storey and attic. Stepped chamfer Lilleshall Hillside No.10 ceiling beam. Early/mid C19 block of back to back house. Red brick. Partly rendered. Tiled roof with Lilleshall Limekiln Lane Nos.106-112(even) gabled ends. Two ridge chimney stacks. Three storeys. Three windows range.

Early C19 range of simple storey cottages, farmer quarry workers barracks. Painted brick. Plain tile roof with gabled ends. Brick dentil eaves course. Long eight bay range only one room deep. Mostly modern casements. Two modern porches. Three brick ridge chimney Lilleshall Limekiln Lane The Nook stacks. Originally simple room barracks, now one cottage. Little Wenlock Church Lane Crofters Farm C18 roughcast brick house with late C19 alterations. Little Wenlock Church Lane No.21 C19 roughcast brick cottage. One storey and attic. Two gables. Wrekin View And Adjoining Little Wenlock Wellington Road Cottage Mid/late C19 red brick estate cottage range with three gables. Little Wenlock Wellington Road Holly House Mid C19 roughcast cottage with two gables. Farm Buildings The West Of Little Wenlock Wellington Road Home Farm Range of circa early C19 brick farm buildings, built around farmyard. C18 house with late C19 alterations. Red brick with tiled roof. Two storeys and attic three Longdon Upon Tern Lower Farmhouse window range gabled at centre. Mid C19 stuccoed house with slate hipped roof. Two storeys. Three bays, gabled at Longdon Upon Tern Longdon House centre, ground floor canted bays. Lodge North East Of Longdon Longdon Upon Tern House Small mid C19 single storey lodge. Stuccoed with slate hipped roof. Pedimental porch Longdon Upon Tern Warehouse At Longdon Mills Dated 1867. Mill warehouse Brick. Three storeys and attic. Three by five bays. Barn South East Of Brockton C18 red brick barn with tiled roof with crow-stepped gable ends. At right angles to road. Longford Brockton House Included for group value.

Longford Brockton Brockton House Early C19 red brick house. Three storeys. Three windows Modern brick porch at centre.

Madeley Church Street No.16 C18 rendered brick cottage. One storey and attic two window range. Modern fenestration. Mid C19 cottage. Buff coloured brick. Two storeys. Two windows. Small altered C19 Madeley Church Street No.19 pilastered shop front. Madeley Church Street Nos.21 and 22 Mid C19 pair of cottages. Buff coloured brick. Two storeys. Two windows. Mid C19 buff coloured brick. Two storeys, three window range. Sashes with voussoired Madeley Church Street Six Bells Public House heads. Late C19 mid brick house with polychrome brick dressings. Two storeys. Three windows. Madeley Church Street No.30 Including contemporary cast iron garden area railings in front. Madeley Coalport Road No.14-19 Mid-19th terrace Mid C19 buff coloured brick house, two storeys, three windows, ground floor C19 Madeley High Street No.57 pilastered shop front and carriageway. Circa mid C19 former County Court building. Italianate, buff brick with blue brick dressings. Slate hipped roof with modillion eaves. One storey, seven bay range. Brick Madeley High Street No.60 (Lumley Hall) pilaster quoins. Unfinished late C19 gothic style church. Ashlar with tiled roofs. Nave with clerestory. North Madeley High Street ST Marys Roman Catholic Church and south aisles, south porch. West tower and chancel not built. Mid C19 chapel. Buff brick. Three bay front with pediment; narrow arched windows and Madeley High Street Madeley Baptist Church brick porch with pilasters and entablature. Mid C19 buff brick two storey, four window range. Ground floor projecting C19 shops. First Madeley High Street Nos. 71 and 72 floor sashes. Madeley High Street Nos. 73 (Barclays Bank) Mid C19 buff brick house. Two storey, three bays. Splayed either side. Early/mid C19 brick. Two storeys. Three window range: sashes with glazing bars, ground Madeley High Street No.10 floor pilastered shop front and carriageway. Madeley High Street No. 12 Circa mid C19 stuccoed, with parapet, two storeys, two windows. Circa early C19 with C18 wing at rear. Painted and stuccoed brick. The front is two storeys No.33 Including No48 Station and has modern flat roof. The rear wings three storeys. Small C19 pilastered shop fronts Madeley High Street Road and doorway at side.

Circa 1860 chapel. Buff coloured brick with polychrome brick dressings. Pedimental gable Madeley High Street Methodist Church end with central doorway with ogee-arched dripmould and round-arched windows. Mid C19 buff-coloured brick row. Two storeys. Ground floor C19 pilastered shop fronts, Madeley High Street Nos.35 to 40 (consecutive) first floor sashes. Early/mid C19 red brick. Two storey. Two windows. Ground floor sashes and first floor Madeley High Street No.41 (Foresters Arms) casements, Central door surround. Nos.1,2 and 3 and No.37 Coalport Early/mid C19. Survivors of a range of brick cottages which formerly enclosed a central Madeley Lee Dingle Road quadrangle. Early/mid C19 brick cottage range with tiled roof. Two storeys. Two plus one window Madeley Lee Dingle The Lees House Farmhouse range. The Pheasant Public House And Late C19 red brick terrace. Two storeys. Seven window range. Sashes with segmental key Madeley Lee Dingle Nos15 to 19 (Consecutive) blocked heads and pilastered doorcases. Madeley Court Derelict Windmill North East of Madeley Lane Madeley Court Ruins of circa early/mid C19 brick windmill. Circular tower, roofless and empty. Early/mid C19 buff coloured brick house. Two storey. Three bays. Sashes with cast iron Madeley Park Lane Woodcote lintels. Ground floor modern windows and central doorcase. Early/mid C19 red brick house. Two storey. Two windows. Modern sashes with voussoired Madeley Park Street No.18 lintels and central pilastered doorcase.

Madeley Park Street No.29 Early/mid C19 yellow brick house. Two storeys. Three bays. Central pilastered doorway. Early/mid C19 yellow brick house. Two storeys. Three bays. Central pilastered doorway Madeley Park Street No.31 with semi-circular fanlight. Early/mid C19 buff brick parapet, two storeys, two sash windows. Contemporary pilastered Madeley Park Street No.78 shop front. Mid C19 buff brick terrace. Two storey. Five window range. Voussoired lintels and Madeley Park Street Nos.79,80,81 and 82 pilastered doorcase. Mid C19 buff brick. Two storeys. Three window range. Modern sashes. Pilastered shop Madeley Park Street No.87 front and central doorway. Mid C19 buff coloured brick house. Two storeys. Three sashes with voussoired heads and Madeley Russell Road No.5 central pilastered doorcase. Dated 1690. Painted stone rubble cottage, much altered and heightened in brick in C19. Madeley Station Road No.44 (Stone Cottage) Two storeys. Two gables at front. Tweedale Early/mid C19 plastered brick house with hipped roof. Two storeys. Three window range. Madeley Bridgnorth Road The Three Furnaces Public House Sashes with glazing bars and central pilastered doorway. St. Georges New Dated 1855. Brick chapel with pedimental gable end comprising two round-headed Oakengates Street Methodist Chapel windows and central porch.

St. Georges Nos.1,3,4 Stafford Place (also Circa mid C19 terrace on corner with curved angle. Seven window brick range. Pilastered Oakengates Stafford Street includes Nos.2,4 Church Street) shop fronts. St. Georges Early/mid C19 brick house with hipped slate roof. Two storeys. Three plus one window Oakengates Stafford Street Nos1,2 The Grove range. Sashes with glazing bars and columned porch. St. Georges Mid C19 blue brick terrace on corner with radiused angle. Moulded eaves. Five plus one Oakengates Stafford Street Nos2,4 range. Sashes with glazing bars. Corner shop. Ketley Bank Dukes Dated 1853 Rendered brick chapel with pedimental gable end of three bays with rusticated Oakengates Hill Hill Top Methodist Church pilasters, tall round-headed windows and later gabled porch at centre. Ketley Bank Main Later C19 blue brick house with bands of yellow brick. Two storeys, three window range. Oakengates Road Brendon Providence House Casements and pilastered doorcase. Oakengates Circa mid C19 brick vicarage with stone dressings. Gabled, steeply pitched roof with Oakengates Holyhead Road Holy Trinity Vicarage bracketed eaves. Two storeys.

Oakengates Lion Circa 1849 railway hotel. Two storey, three bay brick building with corner pilasters and Oakengates Street The Caledonia Hotel small pediment to narrow advanced central bay with wide pilastered doorway. Slate roof. Oakengates Lion Circa 1840-50 brick chapel with three bay pedimented front with brick pilasters, tall Oakengates Street United Reformed Church windows bracketed lintels and central doorcase. Oakengates Lion Dated 1848 Iron girder railway bridge on brick abutments with brick central pier faced in Oakengates Street Railway Bridge stone. Inscription at centre "Lilleshall Company Fect.1848" Oakengates Market Street Dated 1869. Rendered brick building. Two storeys, five bays with pediment over central Oakengates (North side) Nos.1,2,3,4,4A Market Hall bay. First storey pilasters and ground floor modern shop fronts. Oakengates Market Street Early/mid C19 painted brick two storey four window range. Sashes and modern Oakengates (North side) No.69(A) The Crown Public House casements, modern door and C19/20 shop front to right.

Oakengates Mid C19 red brick two storey 3+2 window range. First storey sashes with glazing bars and Market Street Nos.8, 10 (No.10 is Black Horse bracketed lintels. Ground storey has later C19 symmetrical shop front with bracketed Oakengates (Southside) Public House) cornice and pilasters to public houses on the left and plainer shop front to right. Oakengates Market Street Mid C19 rendered brick two storey three window range. First storey sashes with glazing Oakengates (Southside) No.30 Lloyds Bank Ltd bars. Ground storey with pilastered bank front with decorative consoles. Oakengates Market Street Mid C19 painted brick. Two storey four window range. First storey sashes with glazing Oakengates (Southside) No.40 Duke Of York Public House bars. Ground storey C19 shop front and doorcases.

Oakengates Mid C19 brick chapel with pediment gabled, three bay front. Brick pilasters and tall round Oakengates Stafford Road Former Baptist Chapel (Library) headed windows and central pilastered doorcase in large round-headed recess. Rebuilt 1868. Large brick classical style chapel. Three bay pedimental gabled front with Oakengates brick pilasters, tall round headed windows and central gabled doorway. Brick dentil eaves Oakengates Station Hill Oakengates Methodist Chapel course.

Oakengates Oakengates Station And Station Circa 1850 railway station and adjoining station masters house. Simple Italianate style. Oakengates Station Road House Brick with hipped slate roof, two storeys, three bays and flanking simple storey wings. Mid C19 brick house with tiled roof and quoins pilasters. Two storeys. Three bays. Central Oakengates Priorslee The Hollies Nos.2 And 3 pilastered doorcase. Circa mid C19 rendered brick house. Two storeys, three windows in recessed panels. The Priorslee Priorslee bays are divided by wide giant pilasters. Central doorway. Slate roof with pedimental gable Oakengates Road (A464) Stone House ends.

Priorslee Priorslee Circa early C19 colour washed brick range. Two storeys. Central panelled door with Oakengates Road (A464) The Lion Public House pilasters and adjoining shop window with entablature above. Trench Trench Early/mid C19 brick cottage with slate roof. Two storeys, three window range. Sashes with Oakengates Road No.53 glazing bars. Central doorway. Wombridge St. Marys And St Leonards 1869-70. Early Decorated style stone church. Short wave, west tower with saddle back Oakengates Wombridge Road Church roof, aisles, transepts and chancel with aisles. 1822 brick Primitive Methodist chapel refronted in 1863. Brick, the façade is red brick with Wrockwardine Wrockwardine Wood Methodist blue headers, with pedimental gable and two storeys three bays of round-headed Oakengates Wood Chapel Bank Church And Adjoining Manse windows. Including adjoining manse, two storeys, three bays.

Dated 1871. Polychrome brick house. Two storey, three bays with giant brick pilasters. Preston-On-The-Weald Moors Nos. 8 & 9 Moorside Central Victorian shop front. Sashes with glazing bars and lintels with keyblocks. Mid C19 estate farmhouse. Red and blue brick. Two storeys. Gabled at front with central Preston-On-The-Weald Moors Manor Farm House porch.

Mid C19 red brick house with slate roof with wide eaves. Two storeys. Four bays. Gabled Preston-On-The-Weald Moors Preston House wing projects off centre Rodington Village School Mid C19 red brick village school with minimal Tudor stone detailing. Tiled roof. Dated 1841. Small mid C19 red brick chapel with pedimental gable with plaque "Primitive Rodington Marsh Green Methodist Chapel Methodist Chapel MDCCCXLI" Rodington Bridge Over River Roden Cast iron road bridge built by Coalbrookdale Ironworks in 1885. Brookside Circa early/mid C19 brick house. Two storeys, three bays. Sashes and central pedimented Stirchley Aqueduct Road No.1 doorcase. Brookside Built in 1851 by James Foster, ironmaster. Small brick mission church with lancet Stirchley Aqueduct Road St. Pauls Church windows. Nedge Hill Naird Mid/late C19 red brick farmhouse with brick eaves brackets and chamfered stone window Stirchley Lane Nedge Farmhouse frames. Two storeys, two-window range. Tudor style brick chimney stacks. Lane of Church C18/19 brick roughcast house. Plain tile roof. Three storeys, two bays. Later casements Stirchley Road The Old Rectory and sashes. Later two storey wing to right. Old Park Park Telford Town C Lane Hilltop Methodist Church Dated 1853. Plain brick chapel. Lancets and pointed arch doorway with dripmoulds.

The chimney was erected in 1873 as an addition to the earlier Furnaces built in 1827 by the Botfields,a well known ironmaking family. It is constructed of Randlay bricks and rises to a height of 205 feet. Square on plan (6x6in) has vertical faces for the first 7.5 metres and then after a step the walls taper inwards slightly to the top. Small opening exists at the base of the western elevation. Adjacent are the visible remains of a tunnel which connected the chimney to the furnaces. The remaining part of the furnaces lies approx 30- Chimney And Remains Of 40 metres to the north-west of the chimney and consists of an extensive 13.2m high wall, Telford Town C Town Park Stirchley Furnaces built into the side of the escarpment. Circa 1830 small brick house with ashlar rendered front. Two storeys, two sash windows. Town Park Central pedimented doorcase. All that remains of the Hinkshay miners settlement, the Telford Town C Hinkshay Road Nos. 2,3 other rows of the cottages having being demolished. Town Park Dated 1840 small brick chapel with pedimental gable front with two round-headed Telford Town C Stirchley Lane Methodist Church windows flanking doorway with later porch. Mid C19 painted brick one storey and attic range with three gabled dormers with wide Tibberton Sutherland Arms Public House eaves.

Small early/mid C19 house. White painted brick. Tiled roof. Two storeys. Three windows. Waters Upton The Lion Inn Sashes with glazing bars. Circa 1860-70 pair of estate cottages. Red brick with rendered central gabled projection. Waters Upton Nos.9 and 10 Two storeys. Three bays, one window retains gothic glazing. C18 house remodelled in late C19. Red brick. Tiled roof . Two storeys and attic. Three Waters Upton The Old Rectory segmental arched windows. Two small gables. Double pile plan. C18 brick cottage. Tiled roof. Two storeys. Two window range modern fenestration and Waters Upton Nos. 32+33 modern flat roof dormers. End stacks. Mid C19 whitened brick house with slate roof. Two storeys. Two canted bay windows and Waters Upton Upton Grange moulded string course. Wing of C18 origin at rear. Admaston Bratton Circa early/mid C19 brick range of cottages with hipped tiled roof. Two storeys, four Wellington Road Nos.1,2 Walton Cottages windows. Large central chimney stack.

Admaston Bratton Circa early C19 red brick two storey house with modern wing to right. Hipped tile roof, Wellington Road Orchard House sashes with glazing bars. Central pilastered doorcase with open pediment at roof level. Admaston Bratton Early C19 rendered brick house. Slate roof with overhanging eaves. Three storeys, three Wellington Road Nos.5,6,7,8,9 bays. Admaston Bratton Wellington Road Methodist Chapel Dated 1874, Methodist brick chapel with stone dressings and small spire on the ridge.

Admaston Early/mid C19 range cottages. Brick with rendered front. Two storeys, ridge chimneys, Wellington Elmsdale Crescent Nos.44,45,46 small casements windows Circa late C18 red brick house with parapet. Three storeys, five bays. Original window Admaston openings have keystones and modern casements. Central panelled door with modern Wellington Elmsdale Crescent Admaston Hall porch and bays either side.

Admaston Circa early C19 brick house. Two storeys with late C19 gabled attic, two windows. Central Wellington Shawbirch Road No.1 The Manor doorway with tent-shaped roof porch. Decorative ironwork fencing and pergola C19 brick house. Tiled, steeply pitched roof. Two storeys, two bays, with gable to the left Admaston which breaks forward and smaller gable to the right. Decorative barge boards with finials Wellington Shawbirch Road No.2 and pendants. Casement windows with double dripmoulds. Admaston Circa early C19 painted brick house with later extension. Two storeys, two plus one bays. Wellington Shawbirch Road No.4 Sceptre House Pilastered doorcase. Admaston Mid C19 stuccoed house. Two storeys, three bays. Sash windows and ground floor bays. Wellington Shawbirch Road No.6 The Firs Slate roof. Pilastered doorcase. Admaston Circa mid C19 brick terrace. Two storeys, five window range, Sashes with glazing bars Wellington Shawbirch Road Pheasant Inn Public House and pilastered doorcases. Admaston Small mid/late C19 Brick house. Two storeys. Metal-frame casements with small panes Wellington Shawbirch Road Brookfield and Brookside with pointed heads. Gabled roof. Admaston Station Large mid C19 brick house with stone quoins. Hipped slate roof with modillion eaves, two Wellington Road No.57 Oaklands and three storeys. Early/mid C19 brick range of cottages, hipped tile roof. Two storeys, four windows. Metal- Admaston Station frame casements with small opening lights and dripmoulds. Ground floor modern Wellington Road Nos.66,68,70,72 casements. Admaston Station Wellington Road No.82 Pillaton House Mid C19 brick house with slate hipped roof. Two storeys. Sashes with gothic panes. Admaston Station Wellington Road Station House Mid C19 railway cottage. Rendered brick. Italianate style elements, slate roof. Admaston Circa early/mid C19 brick house. Hipped slate roof. Two storeys. Sash windows with Wellington Wellington Road Admaston House glazing bars. Late C19 red brick, pilasters, timber windows with white stone headers and cylindrical chimneys. Some later modern extensions to front and side. Original outbuilding and Wellington Admaston Road No.68 boundary wall. Large cellars. Circa early/mid C19 brick cottage. Plastered, two storeys, three bays. Sash windows with Wellington Bratton Road No.15 glazing bars. Date 1763 carved on brick in gable end. Red brick house. Plain tile roof with gabled ends. Bratton House Farmhouse and Two storeys. Adjoining long range farm buildings forming L-shaped plan including brick Wellington Shawbirch Farm Buildings stables and barn. Small circa mid C19 brick building. Two large pointed arch windows with intersecting Wellington Watling Street No.106 glazing bars flanking central pilastered doorway. Early/mid C19 painted brick range. Three storeys. Three windows. Modern shop fronts. Wellington Bell Street Nos.1,3 and 5 Included for group value. Early C19. Roughcast brick. Tiled roof. Two storeys. Four window range. Pilastered Wellington Bell Street Barley Mow Public House doorcase.

Wellington Bell Street No.4 Late C18, brick. Three storeys. Three windows. Mullion transom casements. Plank doors. Circa 1840. Only left hand half of original building remains, three bays, stuccoed, hipped Wellington Church Street No.27 slate roof, ground floor Tuscan columns in ashlar. Gates West North West of Church 1897. Open work cast iron gate piers with pedimented caps and double gates with Wellington Church Street Of All Saints pedestrian gate to side. Early/mid C19 red brick, hipped slate roof. Two storeys. Three windows. Left and right Wellington Church Street No.8 round arched doorways. No.24 (former Wrekin Magistrates Dated 1896. Two storeys. Red brick with stone dressings. Rusticated ashlar ground floor. Wellington Church Street Court) Six bays. Centre advanced and pedimented. Nos.26,28 and 30 Including Nos 1 Wellington Church Street and 2 Plough Road Early/mid C19 brick terrace. Semi-window right hand corner with shop front. Mid C19 stuccoed range. Three storeys. Two left hand bays and two storey one right hand Wellington Crown Street (West side) No.1 bay. Sashes in moulded architraves. Large modern shop front. Early C19 painted brick pair. Three storeys. Two windows. Sashes with glazing bars. Wellington Crown Street Nos.11 and 15 Ground floor modern shops.

Wellington Crown Street (East Side) Nos.2 and 4 Early C19 red brick. Tiled roof. Three storeys. Three windows. Modern shops. Late C18/early C19 red brick. Tiled roof. Three storeys. Two windows, first floor keyblocks. Wellington Crown Street Nos.6 and 8 Modern shop fronts.

Early C19 stuccoed, with parapet. Three storeys, two windows. Sashes with glazing bars. Wellington Crown Street No.10 Modern shop built in front of original shop front with reeded pilasters still in situ.

Wellington Duke Street No.2 Small early C19 corner building, stuccoed. First floor sash. Ground floor modern shop.

Early C20 red brick corner building with modern ground floor. Large first floor display Wellington Duke Street No.14 (Halifax Building Society) windows and attic above with ornate shaped gables in terracotta and decorative tiles. Former Wellington Cottage Wellington Haygate Road Hospital Dated 1912, built in the Arts and Crafts style, with render and brick. Early C19. Rendered brick with sham timber frame ground floor. Two storeys. Two Wellington High Street No.5 windows Early/mid C19 painted brick. Tile roof with brick dentil eaves. Two storeys. Two window Wellington High Street Three Crowns Public House range. Central pilastered doorcase. Early C19. Red brick, half stuccoed. Tiled roof with overhanging eaves. Three storeys. Wellington High Street No.25 Three windows, voussoired lintels. C19 pilastered shop fronts. Wellington High Street No.27 Early/mid C19. Painted brick. Three storeys. Two windows. C19 shop front. Early C19 brick. Three storeys. Three windows, centre advanced and pedimented. Ground Wellington High Street Nos.45 and 47 floor three shop fronts. C18 and early C19. Stuccoed brick range. Two storeys. Two window centre with C19 Wellington High Street Nos.49,51 And 53 hipped roof flanking wings. Modern shopfront. Early C19 stuccoed brick range. Tiled roof. Two storeys. Five windows. Ground floor Wellington High Street Nos.55,57 And 59 pilastered early/mid C19 shop fronts and doorways.

Wellington High Street Nos. 61 And 63 Early C19 stuccoed range with tiled roof. Two storeys. Five windows. C19 shop fronts. Early C19 brick public house. Tiled roof. Two storeys. Two windows. Sashes with glazing Wellington High Street Oddfellows Public House bars, voussoired lintels. Central doorway. Kings Head Public House And Circa early C19. Painted brick. Tiled roof. Two storeys, four window range. Sashes and Wellington High Street No.143 pilastered doorcase. 1905. Rock faced masonry with red sandstone dressings. Gothic nave with clerestory, St Patricks Roman Catholic aisles, polygonal apse and north east (ritual/NW) tower with octagonal pinnacled top Wellington King Street Church stage. Late C19 in Decorated style built of rock-faced stone. Two chapels with tower and spire Wellington Linden Avenue Mortuary Chapel between over a carriageway.

Wellington Market Square No.7 Mid C19 painted brick. Three storeys. Two windows. Dentil cornice. Modern shop front.

Large mid C19 red brick corner building with stuccoed dressings, altered in 1901 when Wellington Market Square Midland Bank turret was built over the corner. Three storeys. Ground floor modern bank front. Nos.2 and 4 including No.5 Market Early C19 brick. Three storeys. Four windows. Sashes with voussoired lintels. Ground Wellington Market Square Square floor shops. No5 Market Square rebuilt front in late C19. Large late C19 red brick Italianate building with stone dressings. Cornice on paired brackets. Two storeys. Five bays with round arched window. Later C19 extension to right, lower and with elliptical arcaded front. Covered market behind with cast iron columns and Wellington Market Street Market Hall ornate spandrels. Early C19 painted brick. Two storeys. Three windows. Sashes. Central pilastered Wellington Market Street The Pheasant doorcase. Early C19 brick pair of houses, No.3 stuccoed. Three storeys. Two windows. Paired Wellington Millbank Nos.1 And 3 doorcase at centre with fluted pilasters. Early C19 stuccoed range. Two storeys. Three windows. No7A modern fenestration and Wellington Millbank Rosedene And No.7A (The Odds) roughcast. Rosedene pilastered doorcase

Early C19 Roughcast with parapet and cornice. Two storeys. Three windows. Sashes with Wellington Millbank No.7 (Millbank House) glazing bars. Central doorcase with reeded pilasters and dentilled cornice. Early C19 red brick house with slate hipped roof. Two storeys. Three windows, voussoired Wellington Millbank No.9 lintels central pilastered doorcase and modern shop fronts. Early C19 red brick house with slate hipped roof. Two storeys. Three windows, voussoired Wellington Millbank No.11 (Pretoria) lintels central pilastered doorcase. Early/mid C19 brick house. Two storeys. Three bays with stuccoed pilasters and Wellington Millbank No.18 (The Willows) pedimental gable. Pilastered doorcase. Early/mid C19 pair of brick houses, three bays each. Two storeys, stuccoed pilasters and Wellington Millbank Nos.24 And 26 central pedimental gable. Pilastered doorcases. Early C19 rendered brick. Three storeys. One window. First and second floor segmental Wellington New Street No.19 arched recess. Ground floor modern shop. Wellington New Street No.29 Early/mid C19 brick three storeys. Two windows, ground floor modern shop.

Probably late C17 but much altered. Brick, first floor mostly plastered. No.31 has three modern windows. No.33 C19 sash. Heavy modillion eaves cornice mostly boarded over. Steeply pitched plain tile roof with parapet gable ends. No.31 has modern attic storey and Wellington New Street Nos.31 And 33 No.33 has modern dormer. Ground floor modern shop fronts. Early C19 stuccoed range with parapet moulded entablature and pilasters to first floor. Wellington New Street Nos.55,57 And 59 Two storeys. Five windows. Ground floor shops much altered. Early C19. Red brick. Two storeys and attic one window. Modern shop. Tripartite first floor Wellington New Street No.61 sashes. Modern attic.

Wellington New Street No.63 Early C19 red brick. Three storeys. Two windows. Sashes, ground floor C19 shop front. Mid C19 red brick possibly containing some tinder-framing which is exposed on south east Wellington New Street No.65 end. Wellington New Street No.6 Small early C19 painted brick building with good early C19 corner shop front. Early C19 brick range, partly painted. Three storeys. Five windows. Sashes with glazing bars. Moulded eaves cornice. Ground floor modern shops and central round arched Wellington New Street Nos.20 And 22 passageway. Early C19 red brick house with moulded stone eaves cornice and blocking course. Three Wellington Park Street No.1 storeys. Three window range. Sashes without glazing bars. Early C19 stuccoed lodge with hipped tiled roof. Two storeys. Three bays in arched recesses. Casements, ground floor three lights, first floor two lights with stone fills on brackets. Central panelled door with hard on brackets. Central brick chimney stack. Wellington Roseway No.2 (The Gardeners Lodge) Modern porch to side.

Early C19 stuccoed house with low pitched hipped slate roof with oversailing eaves. Two storeys. Three windows. Sashes with glazing bars in moulded architraves. String course at first floor all level. Central porch with pilasters and entablature. One bay wings at each Wellington Spring Hill The Priory (Springhill House) end, right hand two storeys, left hand one storey. Circa C1860 railway hotel in Tudor style. Red brick with painted stone dressings. Three storeys. 2:2:2 windows, end bays gabled. Four-centred arch lights to windows with Wellington Station Road Station Hotel dripmoulds. Late C19. Red brick building with pavilion at each end with pyramidal slate roofs, one with lantern. Arcaded to platform with alternate stone and brick arches. Platform canopy is on Wellington Station Road Wellington Station cast iron columns with ornate spandrels. Dated 1825. Former chapel. Stuccoed brick with pedimental gable to street, with arched Wellington Tan Bank Nos.8 And 10 windows in recesses. Ground floor large modern shop. Dated 1898. Arts and Crafts red brick church with terracotta dressings. Gabled west end with perpendicular windows and porch with large voussoirs and bulbous pilasters. Wooden Wellington Tan Bank Former Methodist Church bellcote over roof. Late C18 red brick house altered in late C19. Two storeys and attic. C19 gabled dormers Wellington Vineyard Road No.2 and ground floor bays. Central pilastered doorcase. Late C18/ early C19 roughcast cottage with tiled roof. Two storeys. Two windows range. Wellington Vineyard Road No.4 (Vine Cottage) C19 ground floor bay windows. C18/19 cottage roughcast. Tile roof. Two storeys. Two windows range. Central pilastered Wellington Vineyard Road No.18 doorcase. Long wing at rear. Mid C19 red brick house. Slate roof with modillion eaves cornice. Two storeys. Two Wellington Vineyard Road No.24 windows. Cast iron gate piers. Early C19 rendered range with concrete tile roof. Two storeys. Three windows and simple Wellington Vineyard Road Nos.28,30 And 32 storey range to right with carriageway. Large early C19 house much altered in C20. Roughcast. Two storeys. Four windows Wellington Vineyard Road Vineyard House cornice. Former library and county courts. Early C20. Built to commemorate Coronation of Edward VII. Rock-faced ashlar in gothic style. Gabled and pinnacled centre piece. Including early Wellington Walker Street Nos. 24 to 29 C19 range to right, rendered, two storeys, six windows, sashes. Early C19 rendered brick building on corner site. Three storeys. Tiled hipped roof with Wellington Walker Street No.2 coved eaves. Modern shops. C18 rendered brick. Two storeys and attic. Three window range with central pilastered Wellington Walker Street No.6 doorway. Wellington Walker Street Nos.14 And 16 Early C20 brick with arcaded ground floor and 'Ipswich' oriel at centre of first floor. Late C18/early C19 refashioned in late C19. Stuccoed. Three storey house with shaped Wellington Walker Street No.48 end gables. Wellington Walker Street No.5 Late C18 red brick house. Three storeys, three bays. Wellington Walker Street Edgbaston House Early C19 red brick house. Three storeys, three bays, pilastered doorway. Wellington Whitchurch Road Red Lion Public House Early C19 painted brick. Tiled roof. Two storeys. Six window range. Mid C19. Italianate villa. Stuccoed with bracketed gables arched windows and cast iron Wellington Whitchurch Road No.11 (Crescent House) balcony. Small mid C19 school. Ashlar with tiled roof with gabled ends. One storey. Five bays. Woodcote Walton Folly (Former School) Central gabled porch. Range of mid C19 brick cottages with tiled roof and brick dentil eaves. Two storeys. Four Woodcote Woodcote Cottages window range. Casements with diamond panes and plank doors. Stables South Of Church Wrockwardine Wrockwardine Farmhouse Early C19 red brick range with tiled roof. Back to road has gabled simple storey wing. Barn South West Of Early C19 red brick barn with tiled roof. Ventilation holes and segmental headed cart Wrockwardine Wrockwardine Wrockwardine Farmhouse entrance. Late C18 red brick house. Tiled roof with gabled ends with moulded stone kneelers and eaves cornice. Three storeys. Three windows centre blocked, remainder modern Wrockwardine Walcot The Mill House replaced. Mid C19 red brick with slate hipped roof, two storeys, three bays, Sashes in moulded Wrockwardine Allscott Manor House stone architraves. Late C18 Mid brick house adjoining rear. Outbuilding Immediately West Of Datestone "ARF 1722" Red brick building. Tiled roof. Three storeys. Doorways and Wrockwardine Allscott Hague House windows have modern plate glass. C18 brick house heavily restored and altered recently. Tiled roof with shaped gable ends. Wrockwardine Allscott Hall Farmhouse One storey and attic. Modern gabled dormers and casements. Barn Immediately North East Of Circa C17/18 timber framed barn with red brick infill panels. Tiled roof with gabled ends. Wrockwardine Allscott Hall Farmhouse South end has pigeon holes. Floor inserted. In poor condition.