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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Crook Ward


Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in the non-parished area of Crook Ward, County Durham, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument. 

Structure List No. Grade Built~ Note
Former Schools 1228809 II 1877 Helmington Row
Beechburn Grange 1228804 II    
Cart Shed, Stables and Loft and Byre East of High Woodfield Farmhouse 1279336 II    
Central Methodist Church 1229012  II* 1868 Crook. Now St Andrew's Church.
Church of Our Lady Immaculate and Saint Cuthbert 1228976 II    
Fir Tree Grange 1229281 II    
Fir Tree War Memorial Drinking Fountain 1436984 II    
Gate Piers, Gates, Walls and Railings in Front of Former Schools 1228948 II 1877 Helmington Row
Helmington Row and Sunnybrow War Memorial 1438090 II 1927 Helmington Row
High Woodfield Farmhouse, East and West 1228806 II    
Howden-le-Wear War Memorial 1438107 II    
Low Woodifield Farmhouse 1228807 II    
Outbuildings North of Fir Tree Grange 1229020 II    
Outbuildings to North West of Beechburn Grange 1228805 II    
Premises Occupied by JG Forster and Ye Olde Horse Shoe Inn 1279274 II    
Presbytery Attached to Church of Our Lady Immaculate and Saint Cuthbert 1229009 II    
War Memorial, Piers and Chain 1229011 II 1919 Crook

Primary source: the National Heritage List for England - NHLE is the register of nationally protected historic buildings and sites in England, including listed buildings, scheduled monuments, protected wrecks, registered parks and gardens, and battlefields. The list is maintained by Historic England. Check NHLE for updates and new entries. Secondary sources: British Listed Buildings and Keys to the Past.

Crook War Memorial, Crook St Andrew's Church, Crook Former Board School, Helmington Row Helmington Row and Sunnybrow War Memorial
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Former Board School, Helmington Row
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Former Board School, Helmington Row
- Overview Map Street View Located by the junction of the A690 and Holy Well Lane, in Helmington Row, is Helmington House - it is a former Board schools (Girls, Boys …
Helmington Row and Sunnybrow War Memorial
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Helmington Row and Sunnybrow War Memorial
- Helmington Row and Sunnybrow War Memorial is located by the junction of Holy Well Lane and the A690, in Helmington Row. The memorial was unveiled by Mr. N. Greener of …
St Andrew's Church, Crook
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St Andrew's Church, Crook
- Overview Map Street View St Andrew's, Crook, Methodist / United Reformed Church is located on Dawson Street in Crook, County Durham. The Church was originally built as a Primitive Methodist …
War Memorial, Crook
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War Memorial, Crook
- Overview Map Street View The Cenotaph in Crook occupies a prominent position in the town, at the centre of an open garden area between Church Street and North Street. The …

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