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Grade I Listed Buildings in Bristol Grade I Listed Buildings in Bristol Number List name Street 901-1/40/481 The New Room Broadmead 901-1/11/522 13 and 14 Former Bank of England Broad Street 901-1/11/536 Church of St John the Baptist and St John's Gate Broad Street 901-1/26/2047 Church of the Holy Trinity, Westbury-on-Trym Church Road 901-1/7/750 Clifton Suspension Bridge Clifton Down 901-1/41/780 Clifton Hill House and attached front walls Clifton Hill 901-1/14/787 Grotto approximately 85 metres south of Goldney House Clifton Hill 901-1/15/62 Cathedral Church of St Augustine, including Chapter House and cloisters College Green 901-1/15/70 Central Library and attached walls and railings College Green 901-1/15/66 Church of St Mark, Lord Mayor's Chapel College Green 901-1/15/73 The Great Gatehouse College Green 901-1/26/2056 Westbury College and College House College Green 901-1/16/569 No. 48 Old Post Office Corn Street 901-1/11/578 The Exchange Corn Street 901-1/11/579 Attached basement area railings to The Exchange Corn Street 901-1/11/580 The Nails Corn Street List of Grade I Listed Buildings in Bristol Page 1 of 3 Date: 18 October 2007 Number List name Street 901-1/17/1340 No. 1 Blaise Hamlet, Oak Cottage Hallen Road 901-1/20/1341 No. 2 Blaise Hamlet, Diamond Cottage Hallen Road 901-1/20/1342 No. 3 Blaise Hamlet, Dutch Cottage Hallen Road 901-1/20/1343 Nos. 4 and 5 Blaise Hamlet, Double Cottage Hallen Road 901-1/20/1344 No. 6 Blaise Hamlet, Rose Cottage Hallen Road 901-1/20/1345 No. 7 Blaise Hamlet, Dial Cottage Hallen Road 901-1/20/1346 No. 8 Blaise Hamlet, Circular Cottage Hallen Road 901-1/20/1347 No. 9 Blaise Hamlet, Sweetbriar Cottage Hallen Road 901-1/17/1348 No.10 Blaise Hamlet, Vine Cottage Hallen Road 901-1/20/1349 Sundial to the middle of the green at Blaise Hamlet Hallen Road 901-1/56/466 Black Castle Public House Junction Road 901-1/16/624 The Theatre Royal King Street 901-1/24/1742 Kings Weston House Kings Weston Lane 901-1/24/1746 Loggia approximately 50 metres north of Kings Weston House Kings Weston Lane 901-1/24/1743 The Brewhouse Kings Weston House Kings Weston Lane 901-1/24/1744 The Echo, approximately 300 metres southeast of Kings Weston House Kings Weston Lane 901-1/10/164 Red Lodge and attached rubble walls and entrance steps Park Row 901-1/6/1900 Nos. 1 to 6 (Consecutive) and attached area railings Portland Square 901-1/6/1901 Nos. 7 to 13 (Consecutive) and attached area railings Portland Square 901-1/6/1902 Nos. 14 to 17 (Consecutive) and attached area railings Portland Square 901-1/6/1903 Nos. 18 to 21 (Consecutive) and attached area railings Portland Square 901-1/6/1904 Nos. 22 to 28 (Consecutive) and attached area railings Portland Square List of Grade I Listed Buildings in Bristol Page 2 of 3 Date: 18 October 2007 Number List name Street 901-1/6/1905 Nos. 31 to 34 (Consecutive) Portland Square 901-1/6/1906 Church of St Paul Portland Square 901-1/40/492 The Meeting House Quakers Friars 901-1/16/220 Equestrian statue of William III Queen Square 901-1/42/1687 Church of St Mary Redcliffe Redcliffe Way 901-1/34/1723 Redland Chapel Redland Green Road 901-1/11/281 Colston's Almshouses St Michael's Hill 901-1/11/282 Front wall and gates to Colston's Almshouses St Michael's Hill 901-1/16/667 Church of St Stephen St Stephen's Avenue 901-1/42/291 Bristol Old Station, Temple Meads Temple Way 901-1/42/292 Temple Meads Station Temple Way 901-1/10/304 Royal Fort and attached front step railings Tyndall's Avenue 901-1/43/470 Avon Bridge Whitby Road 901-1/11/348 Church of St James Whitson Street List of Grade I Listed Buildings in Bristol Page 3 of 3 Date: 18 October 2007 .
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