Listed buildings in Merseyside

Grade I, Grade II* and notable Grade II (having a separate Wikipedia entry) listed buildings in the metropolitan boroughs of Knowsley, Liverpool, Sefton, St Helens and Wirral in Merseyside.

There are over 5000 listed buildings in Merseyside, and approximately half a million in England and Wales.

• Knowsley Hall
• Prescot Museum
• Prescot Parish Church

• Huyton Hey
• St Chad's Church

Approximately 100 buildings are listed

• Albert Dock

• Dock Traffic Office
• Warehouse A
• Warehouse B & C
• Warehouse D
• Warehouse E

• Bank of England
• Bluecoat Chambers
• Church of All Hallows
• All Saints' Church
• St Agnes' Church
• Church of St Clare
• Church of St John Baptist
• Liverpool Cathedral
• Old Bluecoat School (railings, gates and gate piers)
• The Oratory
• Oriel Chambers
• Princes Road Synagogue
• Royal Liver Building
• St George's Church, Everton
• St George's Hall
• St Michael's Church, Aigburth
• Speke Hall
• Town Hall
• Toxteth Unitarian Chapel
• Unitarian Chapel
• Unitarian Church Hall
• Woolton Hall

• The Albany, Old Hall Street
• Albion House
• Allerton Hall
• Allerton Priory
• Martins Bank Building, 4 Water Street
• Bishop Eton Monastery and Lodge
• Bluecoat School and Chapel
• Broughton Hall
• Carfax, St Michael's Road
• The Carriage House, St Michael's Road
• Chapel of St Patrick, Park Place
• Church of Holy Trinity and War Memorial in yard
• Church of St Andrew
• Church of St Anne
• Church of St Bridget
• Church of St Christopher, Lorenzo Drive
• Church of St Clement
• Church of St Dunstan
• Church of Saint Francis Xavier
• Church of St James
• Church of St Matthew and St James
• Church of St Mary
• Church of St Paul
• Church of St Margaret
• The Cloisters, St Michael's Road
• College of Technology and Museum Extension
• 16 Cook Street
• Co-operative Bank, Castle Street
• Croxteth Hall and Stable Block
• Croxteth Park Dairy, Laundry and Laundry Cottage
• Cunard Building
• 159, 161, 163, 169, 171, 173 and 175 Duke Street
• Edge Hill Station (Ranges on North and South Side and Engine House)
• Fowler's Building
• The Friary or The Glebelands, St Michael's Road
• 1-10 Gambier Terrace
• The Hermitage, St Michael's Road
• 98, 100, 102 and 102a High Street
• Liverpool Airport - Control Tower and Terminal, Hangar 1, International Terminal
• Liverpool Collegiate School
• Liverpool Medical Institution
• Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
• The Lyceum
• Much Woolton Old School
• Municipal Buildings
• National Westminster Bank
• Nelson Monument
• The Old Court House
• Liverpool Olympia, West Derby Road
• Orleans House, Edmund Street
• Palm House, Sefton Park
• 8-32 (even) Percy Street
• Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
• The Philharmonic Dining Rooms
• Picton Reading Room and Hornby Library
• Playhouse Theatre (old part)
• Port of Liverpool Building
• Princes Park
• Princes Road Synagogue
• Royal Insurance Building
• St Agnes' Vicarage, Ullet Road
• St. Bride's Church
• St James Mount and Gardens
• Saint Joseph's Home and Lodge
• St Nicholas Place (Memorial to "heroes of the engine room")
• St. Peter's Church, Woolton
• St Philip Neri Church
• Sefton Park
• Sessions House
• Stanlawe Grange and the Granary
• Stanley Dock (warehouse on north side)
• Steble Fountain
• Sugar Silo, Regent Road
• Tower Buildings
• Tue Brook House
• University Hostel, Greenbank Lane
• Village Cross, West Derby
• The Vines Public House, Lime Street
• Walker Art Gallery
• Wapping Dock (warehouse)
• Wellington Rooms (Irish Centre)
• Wellington's Column
• William Brown Library

Over 2400 buildings are listed, including:

• Anfield Cemetery
• Bramley-Moore Dock
• Calderstones House
• Canning Dock
• Canning Half Tide Dock
• Church of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas
• Church of St Luke
• Cressington Station
• Everton Cemetery
• Greek Orthodox Church of St Nicholas
• Greenbank House
• Hope Street (numerous listings)
• Hunts Cross Station
• India Buildings
• Liverpool Empire Theatre
• Liverpool Royal Infirmary
• Liverpool Institute for Boys
• Liverpool Lime Street Station
• Midland Railway Goods Offices
• Nelson Dock
• Neptune Theatre
• North Western Hotel
• Norwegian Fishermans' Church
• Rodney Street (over 60 listings)
• Royal Court Theatre
• St Mary of the Angels
• St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
• Stanley Dock
• Stanley Dock Tobacco Warehouse
• Sudley House
• Toxteth Park Cemetery
• Victoria Building
• West Derby Cemetery

see also Listed buildings in Liverpool

Over 565 buildings are listed, of which two are Grade I and twenty-two Grade II*.

• St Helens Church, Sefton
• Church of St Monica, Bootle

• Scotch Piper, Lydiate

• Sankey Viaduct

• Birchley Hall
• Church of St Aiden
• 159, 161, 163 Crow Lane East, Newton Le Willows
• Entrance Archway to Randall's Nursery
• Guildhall Farmhouse
• Tank House
• Scholes House and adjacent Ruins and nearby Effigy Pedestal
• Old Hall Farm
• Manor Farmhouse
• Statue of Queen Victoria
• Ruins of Windleshaw Chantry (a.k.a. Windleshaw Abbey)

131 Buildings are listed

Approximately 1600 buildings are listed in total including:

• Birkenhead Priory
• Hamilton Square (the country's largest group of Grade I buildings)

• Birkenhead Priory (part)
• St Peter's Church, Heswall

• Hulme Hall, Port Sunlight
• St Mary's Church, Eastham
• Port Sunlight, about 900 buildings
• St Hilary's Church, Wallasey

• Knowsley Council (detailed)
• Liverpool Council (summary) (detailed)
• Sefton Council (summary)
• St Helens Council (summary) (detailed)
• Wirral Council (summary)