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Designated Heritage Assets Designated Heritage Assets Scheduled Monuments ID Name Easting Northing Number 1008547 Moated site, 15m south of Moat Farm 405309.7 298053 1009772 Hlaew 12m north west of Rushall Hall 402532.5 299913.9 1013153 Medieval fortified house at Rushall Hall 402587.1 299862.8 1016435 Cross in All Saints churchyard 399745.1 301891.2 Hillfort known as The Castle Fort at Castlebank 1017244 406200.7 303271 Plantation Listed Buildings Grade II* ID Name Easting Northing Number 1 Great Barr Hall and Chapel, Great Barr 405464.6 295377.2 22 Church of St Mary, The Green Aldridge 406014.2 300733.7 27 Church of St Matthew, Church Hill 401632.6 298284.4 30 Guildhall, High Street (North Side) 401528.1 298378.3 Church of St Mary and Attached Presbytery, 35 401204 298042.3 Vicarage Walk, Walsall Gatehouse and curtain walls at Rushall, Leigh 60 402587.5 299867.1 Road, Rushall Grade II ID Name Easting Northing Number 2 Walsall (Merrions) Lodge, Birmingham Road 403918.2 296059.5 3 Old Farm House, Old Hall Lane (off) Great Barr 405656.3 296186.8 4 No. 37 (white lion public house), King Street 397707.3 296761.8 Darlaston 5 Church of St Lawrence, New Street (north side) 397692.4 296830.4 Darlaston 6 No's 15 to 19 Lower Hall Lane (east side) 401303 298282 7 No's 54 and workshops at rear, New Road 396098 298402.6 (north side) Willenhall 8 Dale House, Bilston Street 396398.1 298349.1 9 No.s 2,3 and 4 Doveridge Place, Sandwell 401566.8 297711.3 Street 10 County Court, Leicester Street 401449.6 298607.7 11 Rushall New Hall, Leigh Road, Rushall 402585 299878.3 12 Aqueduct over railway, North 50 Raymond 400905.6 300510.7 Close, Wyrley and Essington Canal, Forest Bridge 13 No. 2 The Cottage, Erdington Road Aldridge 405972 300572.3 14 The Moot House, Aldridge 406050.1 300663.6 15 Cedar Court, Walsall Wood Road (east side), 405858.3 301181.1 Aldridge 16 Out buildings to Cedar Court, Walsall Wood 405844.4 301186.3 Road (east side), Aldridge 17 Bloxwich Hall, Station Street Bloxwich 399738.9 301819.7 18 Yieldfields Hall Farmhouse, Stafford Road 399677.5 303843.7 Bloxwich 19 Cross approximately 10 metres south of church 399756.4 301896.7 of all saints, Elmore Green Road Bloxwich 20 No's 12 and 13 Lower Hall Lane (east side) 401340.7 298330.1 21 Manor House, High Street Aldridge 405919.7 300801.1 23 The Shrubbery, Erdington Road Aldridge 405972 300433.4 24 Railway Bridge, Pelsall Road Wyrley and 403908.2 305220.5 Essinton Canal, Brownhills 25 Doe Bank Lane Farmhouse and Farm buildings 407217.3 296077.3 attached, Doe Bank Lane 26 Nos. 1& 2 Church Street (west side) Darlaston 397717.6 296778.8 28 Nos 65,66,67 Ablewell Street (west side) 401770.6 298252.5 29 No.s 69 & 70 Ablewell Street (west side) 401765 298290.8 31 No's 10, 11 and 12 High Street (North Side) 401553.3 298363.1 32 No's. 24-30 (consecutive) Bradford Street (east 401214.6 298294.1 side) 33 No 31 Bradford Street (east side) 401203.8 298240.7 34 Retaining Wall and Steps of War Memorial 401198.6 298376.6 Bradford Place 36 The Globe Inn Darlaston Road 399050.1 297561.6 37 Cholera Memorial in Doctors Piece Garden 396716.4 298590.9 Church Street Willenhall 38 Church of St Paul, Darwall Street 401335.5 298616.4 39 Lloyd's Bank The Bridge 401293.2 298509.5 40 No's. 1, 3, 7&9 Bridge Street (north side) 401372.8 298540.5 41 No's. 35 and 37 (odd) Bridge Street (north side) 401433.5 298571.8 42 Little London Baptist Church Temple Bar (west 396226.7 299086.6 side) Little London, Willenhall 43 Christ Church, Blakenall Heath 400747.2 301895.5 44 Brownhills Railway Aqueduct, Wyrley and 405252.1 306425.8 Essington Canal 45 Church of St Michael and All Angels, Bath Road 401430.1 297719.7 46 Farmhouse and building to East, Bosty Lane 404762.9 299706.2 Aldridge 47 The White Hart, Caldmore Green 401235.4 297656 48 The Old Irish Harp Public House, Chester Road 407564.4 300650.5 Aldridge 49 War Memorial, Victoria Road Darlaston 397851 296808.8 50 No's 1,2 and 3 Cross Street (north side) 396411.7 298448.5 Willenhall 51 Brawns Works Bridge, Daw End Branch, Wyrley 403559.4 301030 and Essington Canal, Radley Road 52 Riddion Bridge, Wyrley and Essington Canal, 403582.5 299809.4 Daw End Branch 53 No’s. 5, 6, 7&8 Grove Terrace 401711.9 298028.2 54 Blue Coat Schools (front blocks), Hanch Place 401737.5 298015 55 Building adj NW Green Dragon Inn, High Street 401513.2 298394.6 (North Side) 56 Church of All Saints, Elmore Green Road, 399755.7 301909.5 Bloxwich 57 Town Hall, Leicester Street 401432.1 298648.5 58 Council House, Lichfield Street 401464.5 298656.4 59 Church of St Michael, Leigh Road (off), Rushall 402468.2 299905.2 61 No's 15 and 16 Lichfield Street (west side) 401556 298756.9 62 no. 132 Lichfield Street (east) 401571.1 298711.5 63 nos. 144a,145, 146, 147 & 148 Lichfield Street 401508.2 298611.6 64 Victoria Mill Longacre Street (south side) 401035.5 299240.3 65 No's 6,7 and 8 Lower Rushall Street 401692.1 298532.7 66 Willenhall clock tower, Market Place 396385.4 298431.4 67 No. 32 The Bell Inn Public House, Market Place 396384.5 298481.8 Willenhall 68 no. 33 Market Place Willenhall 396397.3 298479.2 69 no.34 Market Place Willenhall 396389.3 298467.7 70 nos. 43, 43 & 44 Market Place Willenhall 396400 298416.1 71 nos. 45 & 46 Market Place Willenhall 396401.5 298401.6 72 No 8 New Road (north side) Willenhall 396341.7 298394.7 73 Manor Arms Public House Park Road 403220.2 300420.7 74 The Pinfold Pinfold Lane 405690.4 296463.2 75 169 (Coxfold Farmhouse) Pinfold Lane 405832.6 296730.9 76 Highgate Brewery, Sandymount Road 401712.5 297718.4 77 Bloxwich Golf Club Clubhouse Stafford Road 399826.2 303452.2 Bloxwich 78 Royal Exchange Public House Stafford Road 399840.2 302607.2 Bloxwich 79 Church of St Peter Stafford Street 401008.1 299405.7 80 Trinity Methodist Church Union Street Willenhall 396385.2 298619 81 No's 14 and 15 with workshops to rear Upper 396391 298545.9 Lichfield Street Willenhall 82 James Bridge Aqueduct, Bentley Mill Lane 398964.9 297794.2 Walsall Canal 83 Canal Museum, Fmr Boatmans Rest, Birchills 400521.4 299426 84 Toll House, Walsall Junction Canal, Old Birchills 400520.3 299410.3 85 Church of St Giles, Walsall Wood Road (South 396709.9 298479 side), Aldridge 86 No.53 Walsall Street, North Side, Willenhall 396779.8 298598.2 87 No. 70 Shutt Cross House, Walsall Wood Road 405812 301224.8 (west side) Aldridge 88 Wisemore House, Wisemore Street 401237.5 299209.3 89 No 179 (Bentley House) Wolverhampton Road 398503.9 298572.5 90 No.13 The Turf Tavern and Brew House 399661.7 302313.6 Wolverhampton Road Bloxwich 91 Rayboulds Bridge Wyrley and Essington Canal, 400428.5 299713.3 Rayboulds Bridge 92 Pelsall Works Bridge, Wyrley and Essington 401457.4 304321.6 Canal,Wood Lane 93 Pelsall Footbridge at Pelsall Junction, Wyrley 401974.8 304439.7 and Essington Canal 94 Footbridge at Ogley Junction, Wyrley and 405774.9 305988.9 Essington Canal 95 Windmill Tower to west of No 75 Highgate road 401712.3 297552.6 96 No 133 Lichfield Street 401574.9 298688.7 97 No 11 Lower Rushall Street (west side) 401696.8 298544 98 Barn approximately 20 meters north of Old Hall 405671.1 296211 farmhouse, old hall lane 99 Mayfield House, Sutton Road 402195.3 297896.3 100 Barn approximately 30 meters south west of 402491.9 299833.8 gatehouse at Rushall Hall, Leigh Road (off) Rushall 101 No's 179, 179a Castle Hill Road Aldridge 406464.9 303311 102 Nos. 32 and 33 Bradford Street (east side) 401193 298235.8 103 No.3 Church Street (west side) Darlaston 397717.6 296786.9 104 Old rectory (formerly as the Rectory), The Green 406045 300780 Aldridge 105 No's 7-15 (odd), Brookes Works, Leicester 401416 298585.2 Street (south west side) 106 Cross, Leigh Road (off) Rushall 402448.4 299891.5 107 No 14 Lower Hall Lane (east side) 401335.2 298326.2 108 No's 20, 21, 22 and 23 Lower Hall Lane (east 401290.1 298270 side) 109 No 17 Newport Street 401224.5 298318.8 110 No's 1 and 2 Victoria Terrace 401973.4 299326 111 No's 3 and 4 Victoria Terrace 401995.9 299317.5 112 No's 5 and 6 Victoria Terrace 402019 299298.9 113 No's 7 and 8 Victoria Terrace 402040.1 299284.3 114 Second lock from South Walsall Locks, Walsall 400550.4 298767.2 Junction Canal, Wolverhampton St 115 Third Lock from South Walsall Locks, Walsall 400530.7 298862.6 Junction Canal, Wolverhampton St 116 Fourth Lock from South, Walsall Locks, Walsall 400512.3 298953.2 Junction Canal, Wolverhampton St 117 Fifth Lock from South Walsall Locks, Walsall 400501.3 299063.5 Junction Canal, Old Birchills 118 Sixth lock from South Walsall Locks, Walsall 400510.3 299162.6 Junction Canal, Old Birchills 119 Seventh Lock from South Walsall Locks, Walsall 400519.4 299262 Junction Canal, Old Birchills 120 Eighth Lock from South (top lock) Walsall Locks, 400533.7 299412.8 Walsall Junction Canal, Old Birchills 121 Southern Lock, Walsall Locks, Walsall Junction 400573 298658.5 Canal, Wolverhampton St 122 Church of St Margaret, Chapel Lane, Great Barr 404894.8 295837.8 123 No 5 (Uplands House) Lichfield Road 402000.8 299471.7 124 Former Police Station Goodall Street 401534.4 298403.3 125 No.1 Belsize House Caldmore Road 401200.2 298268.9 126 No.23-27 (odd) Bridge Street (north side) 401415 298562.8 127 No.
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