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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Wolsingham

Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Wolsingham 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~	Locality	Note
1, High Street	1233094	II	C18th	Wolsingham
10-14, High Street	1276870	II	C19th	Wolsingham
2 Shelter Sheds South East of Wiserley Farmhouse	1276678	II	C18th
22, High Street	1233090	II	C18th	Wolsingham
8, Meadhope Street	1276771	II	1740	Wolsingham
Aberfoyle	1276769	II	C19th	Wolsingham
Bradley Hall Farmhouse	1232525	II	C18th		Site of former manor house (see Scheduled Monument)
Bradley Hall fortified house and underground passages, moated site, pillow mound and fishponds	1019821	n/a	C12th		Scheduled Monument
Church of St Bartholomew	1233313	II	1840	Thornley
Church of St Mary and St Stephen	1232841	II	1848	Wolsingham	Replacing a C12th church
Church of St Thomas of Canterbury	1233307	II	1854	Wolsingham	RC church
Coves House Farmhouse	1232636	II*	<C17th		Late medieval
Gazebo/Dovecote in Garden of Bishop Oak	1276768	II*	C18th
Harperley Working Camp, World War II prisoner of war camp at Craigside	1020730	n/a	1943		Scheduled Monument
Low Harperley Farmhouse	1276972	II*	C16th	Low Harperley
Medieval settlement	1002334	n/a		Wolsingham	Scheduled Monument
Whitfield Cottages	1232912	II*	1677	Wolsingham
Whitfield House	1276869	II*	c.1750	Wolsingham
Aisley Tomb Circa 4 Metres South of Porch of Church of St Mary and St Stephen	1232901	II
Ashes Farmhouse	1233330	II
Attwood Tomb, Circa 100 Metres West and 6 Metres North of Gate to Church of St Mary and St Stephen	1232873	II
Baal Hill House Farmhouse	1232905	II
Barn Adjacent to North Gable of Low Harperley Farmhouse	1232640	II
Barn and Byre to East of Ashes Farmhouse	1276680	II
Barn East of Bradley Hall	1232526	II
Bishop Oak	1233201	II
Black Bull Public House	1233104	II
Bombay House	1233089	II
Bradley Burn Bridge	1232599	II
Bradley Burn Farmhouse	1232523	II
Bridge over Thornhope Beck	1233096	II
Castle Hill Farmhouse	1232648	II
Chatterley Farmhouse	1233333	II
Cherry Tree House	1233092	II
Cleadon House	1232908	II
Coach House to Demesne Hall	1276773	II
Collins Tomb Circa 4 Metres South of Church of St Mary and St Stephen	1276868	II
Cottage North West of Low Harperley Farmhouse	1232641	II
Demesne Hall	1233108	II
East Biggins Farmhouse and Barns Attached	1232680	II
Farm Building North of Wiserley Hall Farmhouse	1276677	II
Farmbuilding Attached to Redgate House Farmhouse	1232660	II
Fawnlees House	1233160	II
Former Chapel and Buildings Adjoining	1233107	II
Former Primitive Methodist Chapel	1233234	II
Former Railway Station	1276642	II
Former School Attached to Former Chapel	1276836	II
Former Smithy South of Old Park Farmhouse	1232623	II
Former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel	1232909	II
Gate Piers, Gates and Retaining Walls to Church of St Mary and St Stephen	1232663	II
Gazebo in Garden of Fawnlees House, with Walls Adjoining	1233098	II
Gin Gang and Barn North of Scotch Isle Farmhouse	1276936	II
Granary Cottage and Adjoining Farm Buildings of Bradley Burn Farmhouse	1232524	II
Greenwell Farmhouse	1276981	II
Group of 5 Graves Immediately South of Church of St Mary and St Stephen	1232902	II
Harperley Hall	1232522	II
Harthope Farm Byre and Barn Ranges with Dovecote	1233329	II
High Doctor Pasture Farmhouse	1233103	II
Holebeck Farmhouse and Byre	1232708	II
Holy Well West of Holywell Farmhouse	1276636	II
Holywell Farmhouse, Byre and Carthouse	1276624	II
Ivy House	1276767	II
Little Redgate Farmhouse	1276917	II
Loft and Stable to South of Sandy Carr Farmhouse	1276976	II
Low Fawnlees Farmhouse	1233184	II
Mackintosh Tomb Circa 9 Metres East of Church of St Mary and St Stephen	1232903	II
Milestone Circa 100 Metres South of Junction with Track to Park Wall Farm, in Lay by	1232574	II
Milestone in Front of Number 12	1233088	II
Old Bank House	1233073	II
Old Park Farmhouse and Well House Attached	1277004	II
Outbuilding South of Baal Hill House	1232906	II
Outbuildings North of Demesne Hall	1233109	II
Outbuilidng to East of Bishop Oak	1233210	II
Privy to Rear of Wiserley Hall Farmhouse	1233327	II
Redgate House Farmhouse	1276978	II
Rivendell	1276975	II
Sandy Carr Farmhouse	1276923	II
School South East of Church of St Thomas	1233310	II
Shelter Shed South East of Wiserley Farmhouse	1276679	II
Shelter Shed to Bradley Burn Farmhouse, West of Bradley Burn Bridge	1232578	II
Snipe Gate Bridge	1276982	II
South Building of Weardale Steel (Wolsingham) Limited	1232638	II
Stable Block of Fawnlees House and Mounting Block	1233097	II
Sunniside Farmhouse and Adjoining Farm Buildings	1232625	II
The Surgery and Mounting Block	1276691	II
Thompson Tomb Circa 8 Metres West of Church of St Mary and St Stephen	1276983	II
Thornley Hall	1233359	II
Thornley War Memorial	1440578	II
Tunstall House Farmhouse	1233101	II
Wall Enclosing Yard of Church of St Mary and St Stephen	1232904	II
Wall on West Side of Garden to Rear of Whitfield House	1233062	II
Webb Tomb Circa 6 Metres South West of Church of St Mary and St Stephen	1276867	II
West Lodge	1276971	II
Whitfield House Cottage	1232911	II
Wiserley Hall Farmhouse	1233325	II

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.