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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Shildon
Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Shildon Town Council area, 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accommodation Bridge 10 Metres West of Brusselton Lane | 1160402 | II | ||
| Aqueduct Across Railway | 1310689 | II | ||
| Black Boy Stables and Outbuildings | 1322863 | II | ||
| Cart Shed, 2 Metres to Rear of Number 22a Main Street | 1322842 | II | ||
| Church of All Saints | 1322841 | II | 1869 | Former church, New Shilton |
| Church of St John | 1121498 | II | 1834 | by Anthony Salvin |
| Coach House Centre | 1121496 | II | ||
| Coal Drops, 110 Metres East of Soho Engine Shed | 1160320 | II | c.1856 | |
| Daniel Adamsons Coach House | 1365641 | II | ||
| Drinking Fountain, 30 Metres South-East of Entrance to Recreation Ground | 1121497 | II | ||
| Engine Houses | 1160153 | II | ||
| Engine Houses, Steps and Retaining Wall to Left | 1121493 | II | ||
| Engineman's House | 1121494 | II | ||
| Former Farmhouse Adjoining to East of Low West Thickley Farmhouse | 1160179 | II | C17th | Converted into stable & hayloft in mid-C19th. Added to NHLE in 1986. No longer listed. Link |
| Midland Bank | 1121500 | II | ||
| Monument to Timothy Hackworth, 27 Metres North-West of West Tower of Church of St. John | 1121499 | II | 1850 | |
| New Shildon War Memorial | 1439727 | II | 1920 | Redworth Road |
| North Section of Railway Bridge, 150 Metres South of East Thickley Grange | 1121501 | II | 1857 | East Thickley |
| Railway Institute and Forecourt Walls | 1310667 | II | 1911 | Redworth Road |
| Shildon Signal Box | 1390827 | II | 1887 | |
| Soho Cottages | 1121461 | II | ||
| Soho Engine Shed | 1310628 | II | ||
| Soho House | 1160335 | II | C19th | Hackworth's house. Now part of museum. |
| South Portal of Shildon Railway Tunnel | 1121495 | II | ||
| Sudbury House (Former Chapel) | 1160307 | II | ||
| Sudbury House (Former Manse) | 1121502 | II | ||
| The Grey Horse Public House | 1160216 | II | c.1835 | |
| Wall, 10 Metres South West of Black Boy Stables, Running West for 150 Metres to South of Soho Engine | 1322864 | II | ||
| War Memorial, 3.0 Metres North of Midland Bank | 1160265 | II | 1923 | Church Street |
| Remains of the Stockton and Darlington Railway | 1002315 | n/a | Scheduled Monument (Etherley - West Auckland- Shildon) |
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.
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Church of St John
- Overview Map Street View St John's is the parish church in Shildon. It was originally built 1833 - 1834 by Anthony Salvin. The church was largely rebuilt and extended in …
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Shildon War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Shildon is located on Church Street, by the entrance to St John's Church. The memorial is a statue of a soldier crouching, …
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Signal Box
- "Signal box. 1887, altered 1928 and 1984. Built for the Central Division of the North-Eastern Railway Co. Ltd., possibly designed by the Thomas Prosser, architect to the NER. This box …
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East Thickley Bridge
- Overview Map East Thickley Bridge (footbridge) is located a short distance east of Locomotion: the National Railway Museum at Shildon. The accommodation bridge crosses Shildon sidings and the former Stockton and …
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Church of All Saints, New Shildon
- Overview Map Street All Saints Church was built 1868 -1869, designed in the 'Early English style' by J.P. Pritchett.[1] It was the parish church for New Shildon. The last service …
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War Memorial, New Shildon
- Overview Map Street New Shilton War Memorial is located on Redworth Road, opposite the Railway Institute. The memorial commemorates 131 men from the parish of New Shildon who lost their …
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Shildon Railway Institute
- Overview Map Street Shildon Railway Institute is a membership club located on Redworth Road in Shildon. It was built in 1911 by the North Eastern Railway and replaced an earlier Railway …
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Church of St John
- Overview Map Street View St John's is the parish church in Shildon. It was originally built 1833 - 1834 by Anthony Salvin. The church was largely rebuilt and extended in …
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Shildon War Memorial
- Overview Map Street View The war memorial in Shildon is located on Church Street, by the entrance to St John's Church. The memorial is a statue of a soldier crouching, …
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Signal Box
- "Signal box. 1887, altered 1928 and 1984. Built for the Central Division of the North-Eastern Railway Co. Ltd., possibly designed by the Thomas Prosser, architect to the NER. This box …
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East Thickley Bridge
- Overview Map East Thickley Bridge (footbridge) is located a short distance east of Locomotion: the National Railway Museum at Shildon. The accommodation bridge crosses Shildon sidings and the former Stockton and …
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Church of All Saints, New Shildon
- Overview Map Street All Saints Church was built 1868 -1869, designed in the 'Early English style' by J.P. Pritchett.[1] It was the parish church for New Shildon. The last service …
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War Memorial, New Shildon
- Overview Map Street New Shilton War Memorial is located on Redworth Road, opposite the Railway Institute. The memorial commemorates 131 men from the parish of New Shildon who lost their …
