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These properties are Listed buildings; the full details (and in most cases, a photograph) are given in the English Heritage Images of England website and may be seen by clicking on the link shown. A number of items have been excluded such as milestones, walls, gate piers, telephone kiosks. Listed buildings in Barrow DUKE STREET 1. 4, Duke Street 2. 63, 65 and 67, Duke Street 3. 77 and 79, Duke Street 4. 81-89, Duke Street 5. Barclays Bank (Nos 92-96) 6. Bank Chambers The Old Bank (Nos 101-109) 7. 111-119, Duke Street 8. The Lord Ramsden Public House (Nos 121,123) 9. 125, Duke Street 10. 127, 129 and 131, Duke Street 11. Alfred Barrow School, Centre Block, Duke St 12. Burlington House 13. Church of St Mary of Furness 14. Presbytery to Church of St Mary of Furness 15. Church of St James 16. Hotel Majestic 17. National Westminster Bank 18. Public Library, Museum and Forecourt Wall and Railings Facing Ramsden Square 19. Statue of Henry Schneider 20. Statue of Sir James Ramsden 21. The Albion Public House 22. Town Hall ABBEY ROAD 23. Central Fire Station 24. College of Further Education Annexe Including Front Railings and Piers 25. Conservative Club 26. Cooke's Buildings 27. Oxford Chambers 28. Duke of Edinburgh Hotel 29. 298, Abbey Road 30. Drinking Fountain at Junction With Abbey Road 31. Jubilee Bridge 32. Oaklands 33. Ramsden Hall 34. Working Men's Club and Institute FURNESS ABBEY AREA 35. Furness Abbey, Including All Medieval Remains in Care of English Heritage 36. Abbey Gate Cottages 37. Abbey House Hotel 38. West Lodge to Abbey House with Attached Gatehouse and Wing Walls 39. Abbey Vale 40. Bridge over Mill Beck and Attached Gateway at Abbey Dale 41. Furness Abbey Cottage 42. Furness Abbey Wall 43. Furness Abbey, Former Custodian's Cottage 44. West Gate to Furness Abbey, Remains of 45. Gateway to Abbey Approach 46. Capella Extra Portas with Attached Walls 47. Gateway Adjoining Capella Extra 48. The Abbey Tavern 49. North Lodge to Abbey House BARROW ISLAND 50. Church of St George 51. Church of St John 52. Devonshire Buildings, Island Road Mission, The Devonshire Public House 53. Barque Street Tenements 54. Brig Street Tenements 55. Schooner Street Tenements 56. Ship Street Tenement 57. Sloop Street Tenements 58. Steamer Street Tenements VICKERS SHIP AND ENGINEERING LIMITED ENGINE 59. General Offices, Technical/Commercial 60. Front Range Ado Building 61. Graving Dock 62. Heavy Engineering Shop 63. Works Entrance Lode and Gateway WALNEY 64. 1, North Scale 65. 14, North Scale 66. Farm Buildings Immediately to SE of No 14 67. 19, North Scale 68. 20 North Scale 69. 28 North Scale with Attached Stables 70. Range of Farm Buildings Attached to 2 Biggar Village # 71. Manor Farmhouse (6 Biggar Village) 72. Squire's Cottage (8 Biggar Village) 73. Rainbow Cottage (10 Biggar Village) 74. Hill Farmhouse (12 Biggar Village) 75. 19, Biggar Village 76. Barn to SE of No 19 77. New Inn and Attached Buildings, Biggar Village 78. Queen's Arms Hotel 79. Barn Facing South Side of Queen's Arms Hotel 80. Church of St Mary 81. Old School House 82. South End Farmhouse and Attached Farm Buildings 83. Walney Lighthouse with Two Attached Cottages and Outbuildings OTHER AREAS 84. Borough Cemetery Gate House and Attached Railings 85. Ramsden Vault Immediately E of Crematorium at Borough Cemetery 86. Roman Catholic Cemetery Chapel at Borough Cemetery 87. 1, Dorcas Avenue (New Barns) 88. 4 New Barns Village 89. 19, New Barns Village 90. 1, St Georges Square 91. 1-41, Parade Street 92. 2-46, Parade Street 93. 1-51, Keith Street 94. 2-46, Keith Street 95. 113-119, Rawlinson Street 96. 12, Cross Lane 97. 2-10, Salthouse Road 98. 14-20, Salthouse Road 99. 17 Roanhead Lane,and Attached Outbuilding 100. 143, Salthouse Road 101. 145 and 147, Salthouse Road 102. 151, Salthouse Road 103. 153 Salthouse Rd with Adjoining Farm Buildings 104. St George's House 105. 32, Robert Street 106. 36, Dalton Road 107. 6-26, School Street 108. Chase End 109. Harbour Hotel 110. Hector Cottage Hector House 111. Hotel Imperial 112. Pair of Lamp Standards Outside Entrance to Hotel Imperial 113. Malvern House 114. Millwood 115. North Lodge 116. North Lonsdale Hospital, Remaining North Wing # 117. North Lonsdale Hospital, Remaining South Wing # 118. Our Lady's School, Crosslands Convent 119. Lodge to Crosslands 120. Presbyterian Church 121. Railwaymen's Club and Premises of HSP Printing 122. Romney Cottage 123. South Lodge at Abbotswood 124. St Georges Church of England Primary School 125. St Mary's Club 126. Statue of Lord Frederick Cavendish at Junction with North Road 127. The John Whinnerah Institute * 128. Victoria Hall 129. Victoria Park Hotel 130. War Memorial in Public Park 131. West Gate Cottage FARMS 132. Home Farmhouse and Attached Farm Buildings 133. Manor Farmhouse (Rating Lane) 134. Ormsgill Farmhouse # 135. Barn and Outbuilding Adjoining Ormsgill Farmhouse # 136. Park House Farmhouse 137. Sandylands Farmhouse and Attached Barn 138. Sink Fall Farmhouse with Attached Farm Buildings 139. Sowerby Hall Farmhouse 140. Barn Immediately to Rear of Sowerby Hall Farmhouse 141. Sowerby Lodge Farmhouse 142. Barn Immediately to NE of Sowerby Lodge Farmhouse 143. Thwaite Flat Farmhouse # STANK 144. Glenfield House 145. Engine House to NE of Glenfield House 146. Former Mine Building Immediately to N of Glenfield House 147. Rose Cottage 148. Stank Farmhouse and Attached Farm Buildings ROOSE 149. Crofters Public House 150. Cow House and Barn with Attached Horse Engine House NE of Crofters Public House 151. Former Cow House and Attached Shelter Shed Immediately N of Crofters Public House 152. Group of 3 Former Pigsties and Midden Wall at Crofters Public House 153. 1 Moorhead Cottages and Attached Barn 154. Roosecote ROA ISLAND 155. Roa Island Hotel 156. Tower House 157. Watch Tower 158. Piel Castle 159. 1-8, Piel Island 160. The Ship Inn RAMPSIDE 161. Bow Windows Farmhouse and Attached Farmbuildings 162. Eastwood House 163. Moss Side Farmhouse Including Moss Side Cottage 164. The Concle Public House 165. Rampside Hall 166. No 4 Leading Light on Foreshore Near Rampside Hall 167. Waver Cottage * Alternative website; property added since Images of England project so not recorded there and no image available. # No image available - for a number of possible reasons .
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