Grade I listed buildings in Worcester

The local government district of Worcester is one of the six local government authorities that make up the ceremonial countyArea in England with an appointed Lord Lieutenant to represent the monarch's interest. of Worcestershire.^[1] The borough contains thirteen 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]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
Berkeley’s Hospital: Almshouses With Gatelodges, Piers and Gates	The Foregate		1692–1703	1390200	Wikimedia Commons
Berkeley’s Hospital: Chapel	The Foregate		1703	1390199	Wikimedia Commons
Cathedral Church of Christ and St Mary	College Street		Crypt from 1084, completed in present form in 1386	1389728	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Nicholas	Warndon		12th century	1301320	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Swithun and attached railings	Church Street	Thomas and Edward Woodward of Chipping Camden	1734–1736	1063801	Wikimedia Commons
Edgar Tower	College Green		1368–1389	1063829	Wikimedia Commons
Guildhall	High Street	Usually attributed to Thomas White	c. 1721–1723	1389921	Wikimedia Commons
King’s School Hall	College Green		Mainly c. 1076–1099	1063830	Wikimedia Commons
Powick Old Bridge	Lower Wick		16th century	1390030	Wikimedia Commons
The Commandery	Sidbury		15th century, with considerable additions and modifications from the 16th to the 19th century	1390176	Wikimedia Commons
The Greyfriars	Friar Street		c. 1485	1389859	Wikimedia Commons
The Old Palace	Deansway		c. 1200 – 1235	1389763	Wikimedia Commons
Wrought Iron Gates and Railings to Forecourt at Guildhall	High Street		1723	1389922	Wikimedia Commons

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in WorcestershireGrade I listed buildings in the ceremonial county of Worcestershire, split into the six district authorities making up the county.