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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Winston, County Durham
Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Winston Civil Parish, 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 |
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Barn Attached to West of Park Farmhouse | 1310726 | II | ||
Bramble Cottage | 1310692 | II | ||
Bridgewater Arms (West Section) | 1121061 | II | ||
Byre and Attached Cart Shed 40 Metres North of Walker Hall | 1160027 | II | ||
Church Hill | 1121060 | II | ||
Church of St Andrew | 1160127 | I | C13th | Restored by John Dobson |
Coach-House and Stables, 40 Metres West of Newsham Hall | 1160081 | II | ||
Coach-House, 30 Metres North of Stubb House | 1121055 | II | ||
Ivy Cottage | 1121058 | II | ||
Manor Cottage | 1160161 | II | ||
Milestone, 120 Metres South of Junction with A67 | 1160064 | II | ||
Milestone, 150 Metres East of Junction with Tarn Lane | 1121054 | II | ||
Milestone, 60 Metres South of East Lodge of Westholme Hall | 1310741 | II | ||
Newsham Hall | 1323061 | II | ||
Outbuilding Attached to Right of Walker Hall | 1310764 | II | ||
Park Farmhouse and Garden Wall | 1121057 | II | ||
Stubb House | 1160036 | II* | C17th | |
The Cobblers | 1121063 | II | ||
The Croft | 1121059 | II | ||
The Mount | 1121062 | II | ||
Walker Hall and Garden Wall to South | 1121096 | II | ||
Westholme Hall | 1121056 | II* | 1606 |
Note: nearby Grade II* listed Winston Bridge over the River Tees, built 1763, is recorded as being in the Civil Parish of Barforth. Presumably, it is partly in Winston CP, with the river being the parish boundary.
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.