Grade I listed buildings in Newcastle upon Tyne

The metropolitan borough of Newcastle upon Tyne is one of the five that make up the ceremonial countyArea in England with an appointed Lord Lieutenant to represent the monarch's interest. of Tyne and Wear.^[1]

The borough contains 52 of the Grade I listed buildingsStructure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. in Tyne and Wear. Grade I structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.^[2]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
28 and 30, Close	City centre		Late 16th century	1024915	Wikimedia Commons
Alderman Fenwick’s House	Pilgrim Street		Third quarter of 17th century with 18th-century alterations	1024793	Wikimedia Commons
Bessie Surtees House and Milbank House	Sandhill		16th and 17th century	1024779	Wikimedia Commons
Bishop’s House	West Road		1622	1338212	Wikimedia Commons
Blackfriars East Range	City centre		Medieval	1086979	Wikimedia Commons
Blackfriars South Range	City centre		Medieval	1087001	Wikimedia Commons
Blackfriars West Range	City centre		Medieval	1355267	Wikimedia Commons
Cathedral of St Mary	Clayton Street	A. M. Dunn and E. J. Hansom	c. 1844, tower completed c. 1872	1024913	Wikimedia Commons
Cathedral of St Nicholas	St Nicolas’ Street		Mostly mid-14th century	1355309	Wikimedia Commons
Central Railway Station; Passenger Buildings and Train Shed with Platforms	Neville Street	John Dobson	1844–1850	1355291	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Saints	Pilgrim Street	David Stephenson	1786–1796	1106329	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Andrew	Newgate Street		12th century	1104887	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Ann	City Road	William Newton	1764–1768	1355222	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St George	Osborne Road	T. R. Spence	1888	1024784	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St John the Baptist	Westgate Road		Mostly 14th and 15h century	1024728	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Michael and All Angels	Church Bank		11th century	1186036	Wikimedia Commons
Corner Tower	City Road		Medieval	1024903	Wikimedia Commons
Earl Grey Monument	Grey Street	Benjamin Green	1838	1329931	Wikimedia Commons
East Front of Grainger Market	Grainger Street	John Dobson	1835	1355243	Wikimedia Commons
Grainger Market	Grainger Street	John Dobson	1835	1024866	Wikimedia Commons
Gunner Tower	Pink Lane		Late 13th/early 14th century	1260201	Wikimedia Commons
Heron Pit Prison, Drawbridge Pit and other Under-buildings in Barbican	Castle Garth		Mid-13th century	1024937	Wikimedia Commons
High Level Bridge	Newcastle-upon-Tyne	Robert Stephenson	1849	1355287	Wikimedia Commons
Moot Hall	Castle Garth	John Stokoe	1811	1116297	Wikimedia Commons
Northumberland Fusiliers Memorial	Newcastle upon Tyne	Sir William Goscombe	1923	1186201	Wikimedia Commons
Numbers 1-59 Including Lake House, Garnett House, Hodgkin House, Gurney House and Embleton House	Leazes Terrace	Thomas Oliver	1829–1834	1335857	Wikimedia Commons
Numbers 11 to 43 (west Front of Grainger Market)	Clayton Street	John Dobson	1835	1320114	Wikimedia Commons
Old Tyne Bridge	Sandhill		Medieval	1323141
Plummer Tower	Croft Street		Late 13th/early 14th century	1024884	Wikimedia Commons
Roman Turret Opposite Number 800, Bishops House (Denton Hall) With Section of Hadrian’s Wall	Newcastle upon Tyne		c. 122 AD	1355307	Wikimedia Commons
Sallyport or Wall Knoll Tower	Tower Street		14th century	1121526	Wikimedia Commons
Salters’ Bridge (Tyne and Wear Bridge Number 077)	Newcastle upon Tyne		Medieval	1299417	Wikimedia Commons
South Front of Grainger Market	Nun Street	John Dobson	1835	1355260	Wikimedia Commons
South Postern Tower Facing the River, and Curtain Wall Adjoining	Castle Garth		1168–1173 and 13th century	1024939	Wikimedia Commons
Temple of Antenociticus	Broomridge Avenue		c. 180 AD	1116382	Wikimedia Commons
The Barbican Walls between North Gate of Castle and Black Gate	Castle Garth		Mid-13th century	1116305	Wikimedia Commons
The Black Gate	Castle Garth		Mid-13th century	1024936	Wikimedia Commons
The Castle Keep	Castle Garth		1168–1178	1320005	Wikimedia Commons
The Guildhall and Merchants’ Court	Sandhill		1655	1120877	Wikimedia Commons
The North Front of Grainger Market	Nelson Street	John Dobson	1835	1024813	Wikimedia Commons
The Song School and Choir Vestry	St Nicholas’ Churchyard	Perhaps by Daniel Garrett	1736	1024769	Wikimedia Commons
Theatre Royal Lounge and Restaurant; the Royal Public House	Market Street	Benjamin Green	c. 1837	1087023	Wikimedia Commons
Town Wall	Forth Street		Late 13th/early 14th century	1115451	Wikimedia Commons
Town Wall North of the Close and Breakneck Stairs	The Close		Late 13th/early 14th century	1320260	Wikimedia Commons
Town Wall South of Numbers 74–80 Town Wall to Rear of Number 43	St Andrew’s Street		Late 13th century	1355308	Wikimedia Commons
Town Wall to Rear of Numbers 1–25 Odd	Gallowgate		Late 13th century	1355241	Wikimedia Commons
Town Wall with Durham Tower	Bath Lane		Late 13th century	1186222	Wikimedia Commons
Town Wall, with Morden, Heber and Ever Towers	Stowell Street		Late 13th century	1355301	Wikimedia Commons
Trinity House	Broad Chare		Early 16th century	1024931	Wikimedia Commons
Trinity House Banqueting Hall and Board Room	Broad Chare	Probably John Stokoe	1721	1024930	Wikimedia Commons
Trinity House Gate and Chapel	Broad Chare		Mostly 17th century	1116418	Wikimedia Commons
Tyne Theatre and Opera House	Westgate Road	W. B. Parnell	1867	1024741	Wikimedia Commons

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in Tyne and WearGrade I listed buildings in Tyne and Wear.