Grade I listed buildings in South Staffordshire

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South Staffordshire shown within Staffordshire
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The local government district of South Staffordshire is one of the nine local government authorities that make up the ceremonial countyArea in England with an appointed Lord Lieutenant to represent the monarch's interest. of Staffordshire.[1] The authority contains fifteen of the Grade I listed buildingsStructure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. in the county.

Grade I structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.[2]

NameLocationArchitectCompletedEntry numberImage
Bridge at SJ 813104Weston-under-Lizard
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James Painec. 1760s1039268
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Chillington HallBrewood
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South elevation dated 1724, perhaps by Francis Smith of Warwick. East elevation 1786–1789 by Sir John Soane1060191
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Church of All SaintsLapley
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12th century1374057
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Church of St AndrewWeston-under-Lizard
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Attributed to Lady Wilbrahamc. 17011294950
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Church of St Mary and St ChadBrewood
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13th century1060197
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Church of St Michael and All AngelsPenkridge
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13th century1039195
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Church of St PeterKinver
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4th century1230950
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Hilton HallHilton
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Possibly Richard Trubshawc. 1720–17301039174
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Parish Church of St MaryBlymhill
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Early 15th century1039272
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Patshull Hall and North West and North East Wings to North ForecourtPattingham
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James Gibbsc. 17501039327
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Temple of Diana at SJ 811104Weston-under-Lizard
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James Painec. 17601188135
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The Conservatory, Hilton ParkHilton
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Early 19th century1039176
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The Grecian TempleBrewood
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Late 18th century1295261
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Triumphal Entry to Forecourt of Patshull Hall and Flanking Screen WallsPattingham
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James Gibbsc. 17501294872
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Weston Hall and Service Wings to North and EastWeston-under-Lizard
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Attributed to Lady Wilbrahamc. 1760s1039264
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