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Baskerville House: stone office block in monumental classical style: 1938: Grade II
Broad Street: Former Municipal Bank in monumental classical style: 1931: Grade II
32 Broad St: mid-Victorian brick terrace with dentilled cornice: Grade II
32 Broad St (Crown Inn): stucco with Tuscan columns & clocktower: 1790: Grade II
44 Broad St (Brasshouse): brick & stucco with Romanesque touches: Grade II
55 Broad St: blue-brick Presbyterian church: 1849: Grade II
266-271 Broad St: brick building in Venetian Gothic Style: 1860: Grade II
Brindleyplace: cast-iron roving canal bridge, west of Old Turn: 1827: Grade II
2 Brindley Place (Suffolk Works): red-brick Victorian manufactory: Grade II
Hall of Memory: 1924: ashlar war memorial in Roman Doric Style: Grade II
79 Cambridge St: red-brick canalside works and warehouse 1820: Grade II
King Edwards Rd: cast-iron roving bridge @ entrance to B'ham & Fazeley Canal: Grade II
Gas Street Basin: walls and ramps down to canal; circa 1820: Grade II
10-12 Gas St: stucco 2-storey canalside warehouses: 1820: Grade II
14-16 Gas St: brick canalside pub (Tap & Spile): 1820: Grade II
35 Gas St: stuccoed brick canalside workshop: 1850: Grade II
39 Gas St: red-brick & iron remnant from Gas Street Works: 1822: Grade II*
42 Gas St; brick canalside cottage and yard: 1800: Grade II
44-48 Gas Street: stucco & blue-brick canalside workshop: 1820: Grade II
17-23 Grosvenor St West: former brick flour mill: 1810: Grade II
Holiday St: cast-iron aqueduct carrying B'ham & Worcester Canal: 1870: Grade II
Kingston Row: Two Cranes at Farmers Bridge Locks: 1820: Grade II
1-4 Kingston Row: brick canalside terrace: 1790: Grade II
5-6 Kingston Row: brick canalside cottages: 1780: Grade II
Ladywood Tunnel West Portal by Robert Stephenson: 1847: Grade II
Oozells Square: red-brick Gothic board school by Chamberlain & Martin: Grade II
Severn St: Athol Masonic Hall; red-brick & stucco in classical style: 1827: Grade II
86 Severn St: modest 3-storey red-brick terrace house: 1860: Grade II
23 St Vincent St: two-storey brick warehouse: 1885: Grade II
102 St Vincent St: coal wharf built for London & North-West Railway: 1840: Grade II*
Scotland St: cast-iron roving bridge on Birmingham & Fazeley Canal : 1828: Grade II
5 Scotland St: red-brick lock-keepers cottage: 1789: Grade II
Sheepcote St: brick road-bridge above canal by Thomas Telford 1827: Grade II
24 Sheepcote St: blue-and red-brick 19th century canalside warehouse: Grade II
34-35 Sheepcote St: red-brick terrace (ex-Albion pub) 1840: Grade II
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38 Sheepcote St: painted-brick brassworks: 1840-50: Grade II
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