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Brownswood Cazenove Chatham Clissold Dalston NEW ADDITIONS TO LOCAL LIST (2012) IN ADDRESS CONSERVATION NOTES AREA? BROWNSWOOD 1 416 - 418 SEVEN SISTERS ROAD, N4 No Victorian Houses CAZENOVE 2 1 - 41 Hadley Court, CAZENOVE ROAD, N16 Northwold & Cazenove Interwar Housing Block CHATHAM 3 Chatsworth House, BROOKSBY'S WALK, E9 No Victorian Hospital Building 4 109 HOMERTON HIGH STREET, E9 No Victorian Church Hall & School 5 Fitzgerald's PH, 43 LOWER CLAPTON ROAD, Clapton square Victorian Pub E5 6 Former Public Conveniences, 156 LOWER Clapton Pond Interwar Former Toilet Block CLAPTON ROAD, E5 7 46 MILLFIELDS ROAD, E5 No Victorian Villa 8 Rushmore Infants School, RUSHMORE ROAD, No Victorian School E5 9 1 - 65 Sutton Square, URSWICK ROAD, E9 Clapton Square Mid 1980's Housing Development CLISSOLD 10 42 CLISSOLD CRESCENT, N16 No Victorian House 11 Drinking Fountain, CLISSOLD PARK, N4 Clissold Park Victorian Drinking Fountain 12 Stoke Newington School & Sixth Form College, No Postwar School CLISSOLD ROAD, N16 13 Fountain Pens, Ghostsign, 113 STOKE Stoke Newington Victorian Ghostsign NEWINGTON CHURCH STREET, N16 14 271 - 281 STOKE NEWINGTON CHURCH Stoke Newington Victorian Terrace STREEET, N16 15 283 - 291 STOKE NEWINGTON CHURCH Stoke Newington Victorian Terrace STREET, N16 DALSTON 16 16 ASHWIN STREET, E8 No Postwar Industrial Building 1 NEW ADDITIONS TO LOCAL LIST (2012) 17 Cholmeley Boy's Club, 68 BOLEYN ROAD, N16 No Victorian Mission & Boys Club 18 The Arundel Arms, 146 - 148 BOLEYN ROAD, No Interwar Pub N16 29 Hackney Peace Carnival Mural, 15 DALSTON No Postwar Mural LANE, E8 20 FORMER Railway Tavern, 11 DALSTON LANE, No Former Victorian Pub E8 21 Donaldson's, 90 DALSTON LANE, E8 Graham Road & Victorian House Mapledene 22 Former British Red Cross, 92 DALSTON LANE, Graham Road & Victorian House E8 Mapledene 23 94 DALSTON LANE, E8 Graham Road & Victorian House Mapledene 24 Chester Studios, 97A DALSTON LANE, E8 No Interwar Former Industrial Building 25 37 - 39 KINGSLAND HIGH STREET, E8 No Victorian Buildings 26 William Gee House, 520 - 522 KINGSLAND Kingsland Victorian Industrial Buildings ROAD, E8 27 6 PARKHOLME ROAD, E8 Graham Road & Victorian Villa Mapledene 28 War Memorial, SHACKLEWELL GREEN, E8 No Interwar War Memorial 29 The Bathhouse Children's Community Centre, 76 St Marks Interwar Former Public Baths SHACKLEWELL LANE, E8 30 Merchant Taylor's School Mission, No Victorian Mission Hall SHACKLEWELL ROW, E8 DE BEAUVOIR 31 Acme Studios, 15 - 33 ORSMAN ROAD, N1 No Interwar Industrial Building 32 Bridge, Kingsland Basin from Regents Canal, N1 Kingsland Georgian Road Bridge 33 1 - 22 Kingsgate Estate, TOTTENHAM ROAD, De Beauvoir Postwar Housing Blocks N1 34 Bridge over Regents Canal, Whitmore Road, De No Georgian Road Bridge Beauvoir Road, N1 HACKNEY CENTRAL 35 Ada Street Workshops, Ada Street, E8 No Postwar Industrial Building 2 NEW ADDITIONS TO LOCAL LIST (2012) 36 Cobbles, ANDRE STREET, E8 No Victorian Cobbled Road 37 Downs Court, AMHURST ROAD, E5 No Postwar Housing Block 38 Hackney Central Station, AMHURST ROAD, E8 No Former Victorian Railway Station 39 Brett Manor, 1 - 9 BRETT ROAD, E8 Clapton Square Postwar Housing Block 40 Holly Villas, 4 - 22 CLAPTON PASSAGE, E8 Clapton Square Victorian Terrace 41 Drinking Fountain & Cattle Trough outside No Victorian Cattle Trough Downs Court, DALSTON LANE, E8 42 76 - 90 Downs Park Road, E8 No Victorian Houses 43 Graham Mansions, GRAHAM ROAD, E8 Graham Road & Victorian Mansion Block Mapledene 44 1 - 99 Wilton Estate, LANSDOWNE DRIVE, E8 Graham Road & Postwar Housing Blocks Mapledene 45 Boundary Wall & Gates, MADINAH ROAD, E8 Graham Road & Victorian Wall & Gates Mapledene 46 Former North Lodge, MADINAH ROAD, E8 Graham Road & Victorian Lodge Mapledene 47 389 MARE STREET, E8 Mare Street Victorian Building 48 397 MARE STREET, E8 Mare Street Victorian Building 49 50 - 54 NAVARINO ROAD, E8 Graham Road & Victorian Houses Mapledene 50 17 - 73 PARKHOLME ROAD, E8 Graham Road & Victorian Terrace Mapledene 51 174 - 176 RICHMOND ROAD, E8 Graham Road & Victorian Houses Mapledene 52 The Old Ship PH, SYLVESTER PATH, E8 Town Hall Square Victorian Pub 53 Sylvester House, SYLVESTER ROAD, E8 Graham Road & Victorian Apartment Building Mapledene 54 Valette House, VALETTE STREET, E8 Town Hall Square Victorian Apartment Building HACKNEY DOWNS 55 Benthal Primary School, BENTHAL ROAD, E5 No Postwar School 3 NEW ADDITIONS TO LOCAL LIST (2012) 56 Boundary Wall, Mossbourne Community No Victorian Wall Academy, 100 DOWNS PARK ROAD, E5 57 St Andrews Mansions, 157 - 163 LOWER No Victorian Mansion Block CLAPTON ROAD, E5 58 Former Clapton Cinematograph Theatre, 229 Clapton Pond Edwardian Former Cinema LOWER CLAPTON ROAD, E5 59 Former White Hart PH, 231 LOWER CLAPTON Clapton Pond Victorian Pub ROAD, E5 HAGGERSTON 60 Bloom's Piano Sign, 134 KINGSLAND ROAD, Kingsland Victorian Ghostsign E2 61 Boundary Wall to Haggerston Park, WHISTON Hackney Road Victorian Wall ROAD, E2 62 Gates, Kiosk, Pergola and Toilet Blocks, Hackney Road Postwar Park Buildings Haggerston Park, WHISTON ROAD, E2 HOXTON 63 21 BEVENDEN STREET, N1 No Victorian Building 64 13 - 21 CURTAIN ROAD, EC2A South Shoreditch Victorian Former Warehouse Building 65 134 - 136 CURTAIN ROAD, EC2A South Shoreditch Victorian Former Warehouse Building 66 Regmar House, EAST ROAD, N1 No Interwar Industrial Building 68 Cupola with Clock, Hoxton Trust Community Hoxton Street Victorian Cupola & Clock from Former Hospital Building Garden, HOXTON STREET, N1 68 Duke of Wellington PH, NILE STREET, N1 No Interwar Pub 69 Remnants of St Luke's Workhouse, No Victorian Wall to Former Workhouse SHEPHERDESS WALK, N1 70 Wenlock Arms PH, 26 WENLOCK ROAD, N1 Regents Canal Victorian Pub 71 Formerly John Redman Ltd & British Empire No Former Victorian Industrial Building Pipe Company, 3 - 11 WESTLAND PLACE, N1 KINGS PARK NO PROPSED ADDITIONS LEABRIDGE 72 Millfields Community School, HILSEA STREET, No Victorian School E5 73 Former Hackney United Services Club Ltd, 69 No Interwar Social Club POWERSCROFT ROAD, E5 4 NEW ADDITIONS TO LOCAL LIST (2012) 74 Clapton Railway Station, UPPER CLAPTON No Victorian Railway Station ROAD, E5 LORDSHIP 75 1 - 67 Clissold Court, GREENWAY CLOSE, N4 Clissold Park Interwar Housing Block NEW RIVER 76 North London Progressive Synagogue, 100 No Victorian Former Church AMHURST PARK, N16 77 Telephone Box, Junction of AMHURST PARK No Interwar K2 Telephone Box and EAST BANK, N16 78 Beechwood Lodge, 5 EAST BANK, N16 No Postwar Housing Development 79 Former Manor House Inn, 316 GREEN LANES, No Interwar Former Hotel N4 80 Manor House Underground Station, N4 No Interwar Underground Station 81 216 - 218 STAMFORD HILL, N16 No Edwardian Bank Building 82 279 SEVEN SISTERS ROAD, N4 No Edwardian Former Tram Depot QUEENSBRIDGE 83 Drinking Fountain, ALBION SQUARE, E8 Albion Square Victorian Drinking Fountain 84 Cobbles, GLEBE ROAD, E8 Kingsland Victorian Cobbled Road 85 The Fox PH, KINGSLAND ROAD, E8 Kingsland Victorian Pub 86 Cobbles on Kingsland Waste, KINGSLAND Kingsland Victorian Cobbled Road ROAD, E8 87 London Fields Lido, LONDON FIELDS WEST Graham Road & Interwar Lido SIDE, E8 Mapledene 88 9 - 11 LONDON LANE, E8 Mare Street Victorian Former Industrial Building 89 Middleton Lodge, 78 MIDDLETON ROAD, E8 Graham Road & Victorian Villa Mapledene 90 War Memorial, next to Marsh Court, RICHMOND Graham Road & Interwar War Memorial ROAD, E8 Mapledene 91 War Memorial, Stonebridge Common, E8 Albion Square Interwar War Memorial 5 NEW ADDITIONS TO LOCAL LIST (2012) SPRINGFIELD 92 The Anchor & Hope PH, 15 HIGH HILL FERRY, No Victorian Pub E5 93 Tyrell's Boathouse, SPRING HILL, E5 No Postwar Boathouse 94 Verdon's Boathouse, SPRING HILL, E5 No Victorian Boathouse STOKE NEWINGTON 95 Post Box, STOKE NEWINGTON ROAD, No Victorian Post Box opposite junction with PRINCE GEORGE ROAD, N16 96 St Paul's Church, STOKE NEWINGTON HIGH No Postwar Church STREET, N16 97 Forecourt Railings, 13 SUMMERHOUSE ROAD, Stoke Newington Victorian Railings N16 98 1 TRUMAN'S ROAD, E8 No Postwar Residential Building 99 Walford Road Synagogue, WALFORD ROAD, No Former Victorian Chapel N16 VICTORIA 100 16 - 20 CHURCH CRESCENT, E9 Victoria Park Postwar Housing Development 101 1 - 30 CHRISTCHURCH SQUARE, E9 No Postwar Housing Development 102 24 - 42 GORE ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Victorian Terrace 103 49 - 89 GORE ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Victorian Terrace 104 89 - 96 GORE ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Postwar Terrace 105 London College of Fashion, 182 MARE Mare Street Victorian Former Schoolbuilding STREET, E8 106 1 - 22 MEYNELL GARDENS, E9 Victoria Park Interwar Arts & Crafts Houses 107 59 - 67 VICTORIA PARK ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Victorian Terrace 108 65 - 79 VICTORIA PARK ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Victorian Terrace 109 68 - 74A VICTORIA PARK ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Victorian Terrace 110 74 - 78 VICTORIA PARK ROAD, E8 Victoria Park Victorian Terrace 6 NEW ADDITIONS TO LOCAL LIST (2012) 111 85 - 87 VICTORIA PARK ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Victorian Houses 112 89 - 95 VICTORIA PARK ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Victorian Terrace 113 97 - 99 VICTORIA PARK ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Victorian Houses 114 101 - 111 VICTORIA PARK ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Victorian Terrace 115 113 - 117 VICTORIA PARK ROAD, E9 Victoria Park Victorian Terrace WICK 116 Former Gainsborough Road Public Baths, No Interwar Former Public Baths EASTWAY, E9 117 Post Box, Lee Conservancy Road, E5 No Edwardian Post Box 118 Gilbert Johnstone Boathouse, Eton Mission Hackney Wick Interwar Boathouse Rowing Club, 127 WALLIS ROAD, E9 119 The Tiger PH, 245 WICK ROAD, E9 No Victorian Pub 7 .
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