Grade I listed buildings in Birmingham

The Metropolitan Borough of Birmingham is one of the seven that make up the ceremonialArea in England with an appointed Lord Lieutenant to represent the monarch's interest. and metropolitan county of West Midlands.

The borough contains twenty-five of the Grade I listed buildingsStructure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. in West Midlands. Grade I structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.^[1]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
122 and 124, Colmore Row B3	Birmingham city centre	Lethaby and Ball	1900	1343375	Wikimedia Commons
17 and 19, Newhall Street and 103, Edmund Street	Birminghamcity centre	F, Martin	1896	1076238	Wikimedia Commons
21, Yately Road B15	Edgbaston	H. T. Buckland	1899	1076073	Wikimedia Commons
Aston Hall	Aston		1618–1635	1219847	Wikimedia Commons
Cathedral Church of St Philip	Birmingham city centre	Thomas Archer	Main body of the church completed in 1715, tower completed in 1725	1076173	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Agatha	Highgate	W. E. Bidlake	1899–1901	1210221	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Edburgha	Yardley		13th century	1343385	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Laurence	Northfield		12th century	1075684	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Nicolas	Kings Norton		Norman origin, but predominantly late 13th and 14th century	1075549	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Paul	Hockley	Roger Eykyn of Wolverhampton	1766–1769	1220815	Wikimedia Commons
Church of the Holy Trinity	Sutton Coldfield		Late 15th mid-16th century	1319961	Wikimedia Commons
Curzon Street Station	Diogbeth	Philip Hardwick	1838	1343086	Wikimedia Commons
Garden Wall and Gate Piers to Number 25	Edgbaston		1897	1211502	Wikimedia Commons
Hall of Memory	Birmingham City Centre	S.N. Cooke and W. Norman Twist	1925	1244943	Wikimedia Commons
Lodges Linked By Flanking Walls to East Front of Aston Hall	Aston		c. 1635	1075746	Wikimedia Commons
Mortuary Chapel at Handsworth Cemetery	Handsworth	W. H. Bidlake	1909–1910	1076218	Wikimedia Commons
New Hall Manor	Sutton Coldfield		Late 16th century	1116276	Wikimedia Commons
Parish Church of St Andrew	Handsworth	W. H. Bidlake	1909	1076219	Wikimedia Commons
School of Art, Birmingham City University	Birmingham city centre	Martin and Chamberlain	1885	1076258	Wikimedia Commons
Stable Range to North of Northern Lodge, Aston Hall	Aston		Mid-18th century	1075747	Wikimedia Commons
The Barber Institute at Birmingham University	Birmingham city centre	Robert Atkinson	1939	1216784	Wikimedia Commons
The Homestead	Edgbaston	J. J. Bateman and C. E. Bateman	1897	1076065	Wikimedia Commons
Town Hall	Birmingham city centre	J. A. Hansom and E. Welch		1343161	Wikimedia Commons
Victoria Law Courts	Birmingham City Centre	Sir Aston Webb and Ingress Bell	1877–1891	1075605	Wikimedia Commons
Victoria Works	Graham Street, Birmingham		1840	1343427	Wikimedia Commons

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in West MidlandsGrade I listed buildings in the ceremonial and metropolitan county of West Midlands.