List of historic buildings and architects of the United Kingdom

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The Historic buildings of the United Kingdom date from the stone age to the twenty-first century AD, and tell the story of the architecture of the United Kingdom.

See also: List of British architects

Contents 1 Pre-Historic buildings & structures 2 Roman buildings & structures 3 Anglo-Saxon, Celtic and Viking buildings and structures 4 Norman architecture 5 Early gothic architecture 6 Decorated and perpendicular gothic architecture 7 Renaissance, Tudor and Jacobean architecture 8 Caroline & interregnum architecture 9 English Baroque architecture 10 Georgian architecture 11 Victorian architecture & architects 12 Edwardian and Inter-War Period 13 Post-War to Early 21st Century 14 See also 15 Notes 16 References

Pre-Historic buildings & structures

Main article: List of prehistoric structures in Great Britain

Roman buildings & structures

Main article: Roman sites in the United Kingdom

Anglo-Saxon, Celtic and Viking buildings and structures

For more details on this topic, see Anglo-Saxon architecture, Insular art, and Norse art.

Approximately 5th century to the Norman Conquest of 1066.

A - L Abernethy Round Tower, Perth and Kinross All Saints' Church, Brixworth All Saints' Church, Earls Barton All Saints' Church Wing, Buckinghamshire Anglian Tower, York Athelney, Somerset Barnack Church, Peterborough Bewcastle Cross, Cumbria Breamore Church, Hampshire Brechin Round Tower, Angus Breedon Priory Church, Breedon on the Hill, Leicestershire Brigstock Church, Northamptonshire Cadbury Castle hill fort, Somerset Cheddar Palace, Saxon great hall, Somerset Daw's Castle hill fort, Somerset Deganwy Castle, North Wales Devil's Dyke, Cambridgeshire, earthwork Dùn Èistean, Lewis, Scotland Escomb Church, County Durham Glastonbury Abbey, Somerset Gosforth cross, Cumbria Eureka's Castle Great Paxton Church, Cambridgeshire Greensted Church, Essex Hexham Abbey crypt, Northumberland Holy Trinity Church Bosham, West Sussex Iona Abbey, Iona, Scotland Jórvík (Viking York) King Doniert's Stone, Cornwall Lindisfarne, or Holy Island, Northumberland

M - Z Monkwearmouth-Jarrow Abbey, County Durham Muchelney Abbey, Somerset Nevern Church, Pembrokeshire Odda's Chapel, Gloucestershire Offa's Dyke, earthwork separating the former kingdoms of Mercia and Powys Old Minster, Winchester, Hampshire Presteigne Church, Powys Puffin Island, Anglesey Richard's Castle, Herefordshire Ripon Cathedral crypt, North Yorkshire Roman Ridge, earthwork in South Yorkshire Ruthwell Cross, Dumfriesshire St Augustine's Abbey, Kent St Botolph's Church Hadstock, Essex St Laurence's Church, Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire St Martin's Church, Canterbury, Kent St Mary de Castro, Dover, Kent St Mary's Church Reculver, Kent St Mary's Church Sompting, West Sussex St Mary's Church Stow, Lincolnshire St Mary Coslany Church Norwich, Norfolk St Michael at the Northgate, Oxford St Pancras Church Canterbury, Kent St Peter-on-the-Wall, Essex St Peter's Church Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire St Peter's Church Heysham, Lancashire St Wystan's Church the crypt, Repton, Derbyshire Sutton Hoo burial complex, Suffolk Taunton Castle, Somerset Tintagel, Cornwall Wansdyke (earthwork), south-west England West Stow, Suffolk Wittering Church, Cambridgeshire St. Nicholas' Church, Worth, West Sussex Yeavering, Northumberland

Norman architecture

For more details on this topic, see Norman architecture.

11th and 12th centuries.

A - L All Saints' Church East Meon Appleby Castle Arundel Castle Bamburgh Castle Barfrestone church Berkeley Castle Berkhamsted Castle Boxgrove Priory Brough Castle Bury St. Edmunds Abbey Cardigan Castle Carlisle Castle Carrickfergus Castle Castle Acre Castle Castle Acre Priory Castle Rising (castle) Chepstow Castle Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford Christchurch Priory Colchester Castle (Keep designed by Gundulf of Rochester) Corfe Castle Dalmeny Church Dover Castle Dunfermline Abbey Durham Castle Durham Cathedral Ely Cathedral Ewenny Priory Framlingham Castle Hedingham Castle Helmsley Castle The Holy Sepulchre, Cambridge Hospital of St Cross Jedburgh Abbey Jew's House Kelso Abbey Kenilworth Castle Kilpeck Church Laugharne Castle Launceston Castle Lewes Castle Lincoln Castle Lindisfarne Abbey Llansteffan Castle Ludlow Castle

M - Z Malmesbury Abbey Manorbier Castle Margam Abbey Melbourne Parish Church Newcastle Castle Norwich Castle Norwich Cathedral Oakham Castle Orford Castle Peel Castle Pembroke Castle Peterborough Cathedral Pickering Castle Pontefract Castle Restormel Castle Richmond Castle Rochester Castle Rochester Cathedral Romsey Abbey Rougemont Castle St Albans Cathedral St Athernase Church St Bartholomew-the-Great St. Botolph's Priory St David's Cathedral St German's Priory St John's Church Devizes St Kyneburgha's Church Castor, Cambridgeshire St. Magnus' Cathedral, Kirkwall St Margaret's Chapel Edinburgh Castle St Mary de Haura Shoreham-by-Sea St Mary's Priory Chepstow St Peter's Church Northampton Scarborough Castle Shrewsbury Abbey Southwell Minster Temple Church Tewkesbury Abbey Tower of London (Keep designed by Gundulf of Rochester) Waltham Abbey (abbey) Wimborne Minster

Early gothic architecture

For more details on this topic, see English Gothic architecture#Early English period.

Late 12th century until the mid to late 13th century.

A - L Aberystwyth Castle Abingdon Abbey Alnwick Castle Arbroath Abbey Basingwerk Abbey Battle Abbey Bayham Old Abbey Beaulieu Abbey Beaumaris Castle Beeston Castle Binham Priory Bishop's Palace, Wells Bolton Abbey Bothwell Castle Brechin Cathedral Brecon Cathedral Bridlington Priory Brougham Castle Buckland Abbey Buildwas Abbey Byland Abbey Caerlaverock Castle Caernarfon Castle Caerphilly Castle Canterbury Cathedral the chancel Carisbrooke Castle Castell y Bere Chichester Cathedral Chirk Castle Cleeve Abbey Conisbrough Castle Conwy Castle Criccieth Castle Crossraguel Abbey Croxden Abbey Cymer Abbey Dirleton Castle Dolbadarn Castle Dore Abbey Dornoch Cathedral Dundrennan Abbey Dunstaffnage Castle Easby Abbey Elgin Cathedral Edinburgh Castle Egglestone Abbey Finchale Priory Flint Castle Forde Abbey Fountains Abbey Furness Abbey Glastonbury Abbey Glenluce Abbey Harlech Castle Haughmond Abbey Hereford Cathedral Hexham Abbey Holyrood Abbey Inchcolm Abbey Jervaulx Abbey Kidwelly Castle Kildrummy Castle Kirkham Priory Kirkstall Abbey Lanercost Priory Lincoln Cathedral Llanthony Priory

M - Z Middleham Castle Monk Bretton Priory Muchelney Abbey Neath Abbey Newark Castle, Nottinghamshire Newport Castle Paisley Abbey Pershore Abbey the chancel Portsmouth Cathedral Powis Castle Rockingham Castle Rhuddlan Castle Rievaulx Abbey Ripon Cathedral Roche Abbey Rothesay Castle St Andrew's Cathedral, St Andrews St. Dogmaels Abbey St. Machar's Cathedral St Mary's Abbey, York St Mary's Church, Tenby Church of St Michael the Archangel, Compton Martin St. Mungo's Cathedral, Glasgow Elias de Dereham and Nicholas of Ely: Salisbury Cathedral Saltwood Castle Sandal Castle Selby Abbey Shap Abbey Southwark Cathedral Stokesay Castle Strata Florida Abbey Sweetheart Abbey Talley Abbey Thetford Priory Tintern Abbey Treasurer's House Tynemouth Castle and Priory Valle Crucis Abbey Wells Cathedral Westminster Abbey Whitby Abbey White Castle (Wales) Winchester Castle Winchester Palace Woodspring Priory Worcester Cathedral Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem

Decorated and perpendicular gothic architecture

For more details on this topic, see English Gothic architecture#Decorated Gothic and English Gothic architecture#Perpendicular Gothic.

Late 13th century until the mid 16th century.

A - L Amberley Castle Angel and Royal Inn Grantham Ashton Court Athelhampton Auckland Castle Baddesley Clinton Bangor Cathedral Barrington Court Bath Abbey Beverley Minster Bodiam Castle Bolton Castle Bradford on Avon tithe barn Bristol Cathedral Canterbury Cathedral nave Carlisle Cathedral Castle Rushen Cawdor Castle Chester Cathedral Chetham's College Chichester Cross Cleeve Abbey Clevedon Court Craigmillar Castle Croyland Abbey Culbone Church Denbigh Castle Divinity School, Oxford Donnington Castle Doune Castle Dryburgh Abbey Dunluce Castle Dunstanburgh Castle Dunvegan Castle Edington Priory Eltham Palace Ely Cathedral (the lady chapel & octagon) Eton College Ewelme Almshouses Exeter Cathedral Farleigh Hungerford Castle Fotheringhay Church Gainsborough Old Hall George Inn Norton St Philip George and Pilgrims Inn Glastonbury Gisborough Priory Gloucester Cathedral Goodrich Castle Great Chalfield Manor Great Coxwell Tithe Barn Great Dixter Great Malvern Priory Haddon Hall Hailes Abbey Haughmond Abbey Hermitage Castle Herstmonceux Castle Hever Castle Holy Rude Church, Stirling Holy Trinity Church, Kingston upon Hull Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon Howden Minster Huntly Castle Jesus College, Cambridge King's College, Aberdeen King's College Chapel Kirby Muxloe Castle Ightham Mote Lacock Abbey Lancaster Castle Leeds Castle Leicester Guildhall Leiston Abbey Lichfield Cathedral Linlithgow Palace Llandaff Cathedral Lytes Cary Manor

M - Z Magdalen College, Oxford Malvern Priory Manchester Cathedral Marston Bigot House Melrose Abbey Merton College, Oxford Mount Grace Priory Much Wenlock Priory Naworth Castle Netley Abbey New College, Oxford Newark Castle, Port Glasgow Newcastle Cathedral Newport Cathedral Newstead Abbey Norwich Guildhall Old Dee Bridge Ottery St Mary Church Penrith Castle Penshurst Place Raby Castle Raglan Castle Rosslyn Chapel Rufford Old Hall St Andrews Castle St Andrew's Church, Burnham-on-Sea St Augustine's church Hedon St Catherine's Court St Donat's Castle St Etheldreda's Church St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle St. Giles' Cathedral St John the Baptist's Church Perth St Mary's Church Fairford St Mary's Church Haddington St Mary's Church Melton Mowbray St. Mary's Church, Nottingham St Mary Redcliffe St Mary the Great with St Michael, Cambridge St. Michael's Parish Church, Linlithgow St Patrick's Church Patrington St Peter's and St Paul's Church Northleach St Peter's Mancroft Norwich St Salvator's College, St Andrews St Winefride's Well Salisbury Cathedral Samlesbury Hall Scotney Old Castle Sherborne Abbey Skipton Castle Somerset Rural Life Museum Spynie Palace Stoke sub Hamdon Priory The Stump Sudeley Castle Swansea Castle Tantallon Castle Tattershall Castle (Lincolnshire) Thaxted Guildhall Thornton Abbey Threave Castle Trinity Bridge (Crowland) University Church of St Mary the Virgin, Oxford Urquhart Castle Walsingham Priory Wardour Castle Warkworth Castle Warwick Castle Weobley Castle Westminster Abbey nave Westminster Hall Whalley Abbey Winchester Cathedral nave Winchester College Wymondham Abbey York Castle York city walls York Guildhall York Minster

Renaissance, Tudor and Jacobean architecture

For more details on this topic, see Tudor style architecture, Elizabethan architecture and Jacobean architecture.

Late 15th century until the mid 17th century.

A - L The Abbey, Charlton Adam Abbot's Hospital, Guildford, Surrey Acton Court, Gloucestershire Astley Hall, Lancashire Aston Hall, Birmingham Audley End House, Essex Barlborough Hall, Derbyshire Barrington Court, Somerset Bell Tower, Evesham Abbey, Worcestershire Bessie Surtees House, Newcastle Blair Castle, Perth and Kinross Blickling Hall, Norfolk Bolsover Castle, Derbyshire Braemar Castle, Aberdeenshire Bramshill House, Hampshire Brodick Castle, Isle of Arran Brodie Castle, Moray Broughton Castle, Oxfordshire Burghley House, Lincolnshire Burton Agnes Hall, East Riding of Yorkshire Burton Constable Hall, East Riding of Yorkshire Camber Castle, East Sussex Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire Castle Fraser, Aberdeenshire Charlton House, London Chavenage House, Gloucestershire Chequers, Buckinghamshire Charlecote Park, Warwickshire Chastleton, Oxfordshire Chilham Castle, Kent Christ Church, Oxford Christ's College, Cambridge Claypotts Castle, Dundee Cotehele, Cornwall Compton Wynyates, Warwickshire Old Cowdray Park, West Sussex (ruined) Craigievar Castle, Aberdeenshire Crathes Castle, Aberdeenshire Culross Palace, Fife Dartmouth Castle, Devon Deal Castle, Kent Doddington Hall, Lincolnshire Dunster Castle, Somerset East Barsham Manor, Norfolk Eastbury Manor House, London Edzell Castle, Angus Exeter Guildhall Falkland Palace, Fife Fountains Hall, North Yorkshire Fyvie Castle, Aberdeenshire Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire George Heriot's School, Edinburgh Gilling Castle, North Yorkshire Glamis Castle, Angus Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge Gwydir Castle, North Wales Halswell House, Somerset Hampton Court Palace, London Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire Old Schools, Harrow School Hatfield House, Hertfordshire Hengrave Hall, Suffolk Henry VII Lady Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London Hestercombe House, Somerset Hoghton Tower, Lancashire Holland House, London Kentwell Hall, Suffolk King John's Hunting Lodge, Somerset Kirby Hall, Northamptonshire Knebworth House, Hertfordshire Knole, Kent Lanhydrock House, Cornwall Lauriston Castle, Edinburgh Lavenham Guildhall, Suffolk Layer Marney Tower, Essex Levens Hall, Cumbria Littlecote House, Wiltshire Little Moreton Hall, Cheshire Longford Castle, Wiltshire Longleat, Wiltshire Lord Leycester Hospital, Warwick Lullingstone Castle, Kent Lulworth Castle, Dorset Lyveden New Bield, Northamptonshire

M - Z Market Hall, Shrewsbury Middle Temple, London Montacute House, Somerset Nettlecombe Court, Somerset Newton Surmaville, Somerset Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk Paycocke's House, Coggeshall, Essex Plas Mawr, Conwy Plas Teg, Flintshire Portland Castle, Dorset Red Lodge Museum, Bristol Rothwell Market House, Northamptonshire Ruperra Castle, Pembrokeshire Rushton Triangular Lodge, Northamptonshire Sackville College, Sussex St Fagans Castle, Cardiff St Giles' Church, Wrexham St. James Church, Louth Lincolnshire St James's Palace, London St John's College, Cambridge The Canterbury Quadrangle, St John's College, Oxford St Mawes Castle, Cornwall St. Margaret's, Westminster, London St. Mary Magdalene, Taunton, Somerset Sandown Castle, Kent Schools Quadrangle, Bodleian Library, Oxford Sheffield Manor, South Yorkshire Sherborne Castle, Dorset Sizergh Castle & Garden, Cumbria Southsea Castle, Portsmouth Speke Hall, Liverpool Stirling Castle, Scotland Ston Easton Park, Somerset Stonyhurst College, Lancashire Sutton House, London Borough of Hackney Sutton Place, Surrey Temple Newsam, West Yorkshire Thornbury Castle, Gloucestershire Traquair House, Scottish Borders Trerice, Cornwall Trinity College, Cambridge The Vyne, Hampshire Wadham College, Oxford Walmer Castle, Kent Wollaton Hall, Nottingham Wootton Lodge, Ellastone Wroxton Abbey, Oxfordshire

Caroline & interregnum architecture

Main article: Palladian architecture#Early Palladianism

A - L Ashburnham House, London Ashdown House, Oxfordshire Banqueting House, Whitehall, London Belton House, Lincolnshire Brympton d'Evercy, Somerset Charles Church, Plymouth, Devon Chevening, Kent Church of the Holy Trinity, Berwick-on-Tweed Clare College, Cambridge Clarendon House, London (demolished) Cliveden, Buckinghamshire Coleshill House (burnt down) Cornbury House Eltham Lodge, Kent Erddig, Denbighshire Forde Abbey, Dorset Groombridge Place, Kent Gunnersbury Park, London (demolished) Ham House, London Hamstead Marshall, Berkshire (demolished) Hanbury Hall, Worcestershire Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh Honington Hall Hopetoun House, West Lothian Horseheath Hall (demolished) King Charles block, Greenwich Hospital, London Kingston Lacy, Dorset Kinross House, Perth and Kinross Lambeth Palace Great Hall, London Lamport Hall, Northamptonshire Lodge Park, Gloucestershire

M - Z Melton Constable, Norfolk Moulton Hall, North Yorkshire Newcastle House, London (demolished) Nottingham Castle, Nottingham Queen's Chapel, London The Queen's House, Greenwich Ramsbury Manor Raynham Hall, Norfolk Rook Lane Chapel, Frome, Somerset Royal Citadel, Plymouth Royal Exchange, London (burnt down & rebuilt) Ryston Hall St Catharine's College, Cambridge St Katherine Cree, London Old St Paul's Cathedral (burnt in Great Fire of London) St Ninian's, Brougham, Cumbria St Paul's, Covent Garden, London Stratfield Saye House, Hampshire Staunton Harold Church Sudbury Hall, Derbyshire Stoke Park, Northamptonshire Swakeleys House Thirlestane Castle, Scotish Borders Thorpe Hall, Norhamptonshire Tilbury Fort, Essex Tredegar House, Newport Trinity College, Oxford Chapel Tron Kirk, Edinburgh University College, Oxford Weston Park, Staffordshire Wilbury House Wilton House, Wiltshire Winslow Hall, Buckinghamshire Worshipful Society of Apothecaries Hall (rebuilt), London Worshipful Company of Barbers Hall (rebuilt on new site), London Worshipful Company of Fishmongers Hall (rebuilt), London

English Baroque architecture

Main article: English Baroque

A - L All Souls College, Oxford Appuldurcombe House, Isle of Wight Aynhoe Park, Oxfordshire Barnsley Park, Gloucestershire Beningbrough Hall, North Yorkshire Bevis Marks Synagogue, London Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire Blyth Hall, Warwickshire Boughton House Northamptonshire Bramham Park, North Yorkshire Buntingsdale, Shropshire Burley-on-the-Hill, Rutland Castle Howard, North Yorkshire Chatelherault, South Lanarkshire Chatsworth House, Derbyshire Chicheley Hall, Buckinghamshire Chillington Hall, Staffordshire Christ Church Greyfriars, London (ruin) Christ Church, Spitalfields, London Clarendon Building, Oxford Compton Verney House, Warwickshire Dalkeith Palace, Midlothian Davenport House, Shropshire Debtors Prison, York Derby Cathedral Ditchley, Oxfordshire Drayton House, Northamptonshire Drumlanrig Castle, Dumfries and Galloway Duff House, Banffshire Duncombe Park, North Yorkshire Dyrham Park, Gloucestershire Eastbury House (largely demolished) Easton Neston, Northamptonshire Farnborough Hall, Warwickshire Fetcham Park, Surrey Fort George, Highland Gilling Castle, North Yorkshire Greenwich Hospital, London Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire Hampton Court Palace, London Haddo House, Aberdeenshire Hamilton Old Parish Church, South Lanarkshire Hamilton Palace, South Lanarkshire Hanbury Hall, Worcestershire Heythrop Hall, Oxfordshire Hopetoun House, West Lothian House of Dun, Angus Inveraray Castle, Argyll Kensington Palace, London Kimbolton Castle, Cambridgeshire Kings Weston House, Bristol King's House, Winchester Kirk of St Nicholas, Aberdeen Kiveton Park, South Yorkshire

M - Z Marlborough House, London Mavisbank House, Midlothian Mawley Hall, Shropshire Montagu House, Bloomsbury, London Monument to the Great Fire of London Newhailes, Edinburgh Ombersley Court, Worcestershire Panton Hall, Lincolnshire (demolished) Petworth House, West Sussex Pollok House, Glasgow The Queen's College, Oxford Radcliffe Camera, Oxford Ragley Hall, Warwickshire Royal Hospital Chelsea, London Royal Observatory, Greenwich, London Ruthven Barracks, Highland St Alfege Church, Greenwich, London St. Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe, London St Anne's Limehouse, London St Bartholomew's Hospital, London St Benet Paul's Wharf, London St Bride's Church, London St Clement Danes, London St Dunstan-in-the-East, London St. George's Church, Bloomsbury, London St George's Hanover Square, London St George in the East, London St James's Church, Piccadilly, London St James Garlickhythe, London St John's, Smith Square, London St John's Horsleydown, London (bombed during World War II) St Lawrence Jewry, London St. Luke Old Street, London St Magnus-the-Martyr, London St Margaret Lothbury, London St Margaret Pattens, London St Mary Aldermary, London St Mary-at-Hill, London St Mary-le-Bow, London St Mary-le-Strand, London St Mary Woolnoth, London St Martin-in-the-fields, London St. Nicholas Cole Abbey, London St Paul's Cathedral, London St. Paul's, Deptford, London St. Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham St Stephen Walbrook, London St Vedast Foster Lane, London Seaton Delaval Hall, Northumberland Senate House, Cambridge Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford Stanstead Park, West Sussex (burnt down) Stoneleigh Abbey, Warwickshire Sutton Scarsdale Hall, Derbyshire (ruined) Swynnerton Hall, Staffordshire Temple Bar, London Tom Tower, Oxford Uppark, West Sussex Vanbrugh Castle, London Wentworth Castle, South Yorkshire Westminster Abbey, London (towers) Wimpole Hall, Cambridgeshire Wren Library, Cambridge

Georgian architecture

Main article: Georgian architecture

For more details on this topic, see Neoclassical architecture, Palladian architecture#English Palladian revival (neo-Palladian), Gothic Revival architecture, and Greek Revival architecture.

Around 1720 to around 1840.

A - L The Adelphi, London Admiralty House, London The Albany, London All Hallows-on-the-Wall, London Arbury Hall, Warwickshire Arno's Court Triumphal Arch, Bristol Ashburnham Park, East Sussex Athenaeum Club, London Basildon Park, Berkshire Beckford's Tower, Bath Berrington Hall, Herefordshire Bishopthorpe Palace, York Black Castle Public House, Bristol Bristol Bridge, Bristol Broadlands, Hampshire Brooks's, London Bootham Park Hospital, York Bowood House, Wiltshire Broadlands, Hampshire Carlton House, London Charlotte Square, Edinburgh Chester Castle, Chester Chiswick House, London Christ Church Library, Oxford Claremont, Surrey Claydon House, Buckinghamshire Cleveland Bridge, Bath Coalbrookdale, Staffordshire Compton Verney House, Warwickshire Constable Burton Hall, North Yorkshire Corsham Court, Wiltshire The Covered Market, Oxford Culzean Castle, South Ayrshire HM Prison Dartmoor, Devon Dean Orphanage, Edinburgh Derwent Valley Mills, Derbyshire Dover House, London Dunmore Pineapple, Falkirk East India House, London Elvaston Castle, Derbyshire Euston Arch, London Euston Hall, Suffolk Finsbury Circus, London Fitzroy Square, London Florence Court, County Fermanagh Foremarke Hall, Derbyshire Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow Gosford House, East Lothian Great Pulteney Street, Bath Grey Street, Newcastle Grosvenor Bridge, Chester Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire Halifax Piece Hall, West Yorkshire Hamilton Palace, South Lanarkshire Harewood House, West Yorkshire Hartwell House, Buckinghamshire Hatchlands Park, Surrey Hillsborough Castle, County Down Holkham Hall, Norfolk Holwood House, London Houghton Hall, Norfolk Kenwood House, London Killerton, Devon Lambton Castle, County Durham Lansdowne House, London Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire The Lyceum, Liverpool Lytham Hall, Lancashire

M - Z Magdalen Bridge, Oxford Mansion House, London Marble Hill House, London Mellerstain House, Scottish Borders Mereworth Castle, Kent Millbank Prison, London Milton Abbey, Dorset Mistley Towers, Essex Neston Park, Wiltshire New Lanark, South Lanarkshire Newby Hall, North Yorkshire Norfolk House, London Nostell Priory, West Yorkshire Old College, University of Edinburgh The Oratory, Liverpool Osterley Park, London Palladian Bridge, Wilton, Wiltshire Paxton House, Scottish Borders Paxton's Tower, Carmarthenshire Peckwater Quadrangle, Oxford Penrice Castle, Glamorgan Penshaw Monument, Tyne and Wear Pittville Pump Room, Cheltenham Portico Library, Manchester Portland Place, London Pulteney Bridge, Bath Radcliffe Observatory, Oxford Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Royal College of Surgeons of England, London Royal Fort, Bristol Royal High School, Edinburgh The Royal School, Armagh St Andrew's Cathedral, Glasgow St Anne's Church, Soho, London St Bartholomew-the-Less, London St Botolph's Church, Bishopsgate, London St Giles in the Fields, London 20 St. James's Square, London St Leonard's, Shoreditch, London St Marylebone Parish Church, London St Pancras New Church, London St Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh Saltram House, Plymouth Scone Palace, Perth and Kinross Scott Monument, Edinburgh Seaford House, London Sezincote House, Gloucestershire Somerset House, London Stourhead House, Wiltshire Stowe House, Buckinghamshire Stratton Park, Hampshire Syon House, London Tabley House, Cheshire Taymouth Castle, Perth and Kinross Temple Works, Leeds Theatre Royal, Bath Theatre Royal, Newcastle Theatre Royal, Plymouth Tolbooth Church, Edinburgh Victoria Rooms, Bristol Wanstead Park, London Wedderburn Castle, Scottish Borders Wellington Arch, London Wentworth Woodhouse, South Yorkshire West Wycombe Park, Buckinghamshire Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire Woolverstone Hall, Suffolk Worcester College, Oxford York Assembly Rooms, York

• William Atkinson (architect): Abbotsford House,
• William Kent: 22 Arlington Street, London, alterations to Badminton House including Worcester Lodge, 44 Berkeley Square, Devonshire House, Holkham Hall, Horse Guards (building), the interiors Houghton Hall, the state rooms Kensington Palace, Royal Mews (demolished), Old Treasury Building, London, interiors Raynham Hall, Rousham Gardens, extended Rousham House, Wakefield Lodge
• Richard Payne Knight: Downton Castle
• David Laing: the wings of the London Customs House
• Giacomo Leoni: Bold Hall (demolished), Clandon Park, Lyme Park, Moulsham Park & with Sir James Thornhill: Moor Park, Hertfordshire
• Thomas Lee (Jnr): Arlington Court
• Thomas Leverton: Bedford Square, Woodhall Park
• Charles Harcourt Masters: Sydney Gardens, Holburne Museum of Art Bath
• Sanderson Miller: Hagley Hall, entrance hall Lacock Abbey, Shire Hall and Prison Warwick
• Roger Morris (architect): the Council House Chichester, Lydiard House, White Lodge
• Richard Morrison (architect) & William Vitruvius Morrison: Baronscourt, Stables and Servants Quarters Castle Coole, Combermere Abbey, Enniskillen County Gaol, Glenarm Castle, additions and alterations Mount Stewart,
• Robert Mylne: Addington Palace, Blackfriars Bridge (rebuilt)
• John Nash: All Souls, Langham Place, Blaise Hamlet, Brighton Pavilion, Buckingham Palace, Caerhayes Castle, Carlton House Terrace, Carmarthen Gaol, Chester Terrace, Cornwall Terrace, Cronkhill, Cumberland Terrace, East Cowes Castle (demolished), Hanover Terrace, Haymarket Theatre, Hereford Gaol, Killymoon Castle, County Tyrone, Longner Hall, Lough Cutra Castle, Luscombe Castle, Marble Arch, Park Crescent, Park Square, Park Village East, Park Village West, Ravensworth Castle, Regent's Park, Rockingham, County Roscommon, Royal Mews, St. James's Park, Sandridge Park, Shanbally Castle, County Tipperary, Southborough Place, Southgate Grove, Sussex Place, Witley Court (remodelled later)
• James Paine: Brocket Hall, Bywell Hall, the stable block Chatsworth, Cusworth Hall, the Chapel Gibside, Kedleston Hall, The Mansion House Doncaster, the interiors Felbrigg Hall, Middlesex Hospital (rebuilt), Nostell Priory, Richmond Bridge, London, St Paul's Walden Bury, Shrubland Park (since remodelled), Stockeld Park, Thorndon Hall (a partial ruin), Wardour Castle, Worksop Manor (demolished apart from the stables)
• John Palmer: Pump Room, Bath, Lansdown Crescent, Bath, St James Square, Bath
• George Papworth: St Mary's Pro-Cathedral
• John Buonarotti Papworth: Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham, The Pump Room Montpellier Cheltenham, Egyptian Hall
• Thomas Paty: Arnos Court, Berkeley Square, Bristol, Royal Fort, Redland Chapel, Ston Easton Park, Theatre Royal, Bristol
• William Paty: Christ Church, Bristol, Portland Square, Bristol, Blaise Castle
• Sir Edward Lovett Pearce: Irish Houses of Parliament, Castletown House
• Joseph Pickford: Etruria Hall, Pickford's House Museum, St Helen's House, Derby
• John Pinch: Royal United Hospital Bath
• William Henry Playfair: City Observatory, Edinburgh, Dollar Academy, Donaldson's College, Dugald Stewart Monument, Floors Castle, National Gallery of Scotland, National Monument, Edinburgh, New College, Edinburgh, completed Old College, University of Edinburgh, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Academy Building, St Stephen's Church, Edinburgh, Signet Library Edinburgh
• Thomas Pritchard: alterations Butter Cross, Ludlow, Croft Castle, The Iron Bridge, Shrewsbury Foundling Hospital
• James Pigott Pritchett: Huddersfield railway station, the facade York Assembly Rooms,York Cemetery, York
• Quarry Bank Mill
• John Rennie Sr: London Bridge, Plymouth Breakwater
• Sir John Rennie Jnr: Royal William Victualling Yard
• Thomas Rickman: the new court St John's College, Cambridge, Gwrych Castle
• Royal Artillery Barracks
• Nicholas Revett: portico West Wycombe Park
• Thomas Ripley: The Admiralty, Wolterton Hall
• John Sanders: Duke of York's Headquarters, Old College Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
• Francis Sandys & Joseph Sandys: Ickworth House
• George Saunders: front wings Kenwood House
• Michael Searles: The Paragon, Blackheath
• John Shaw Sr.: St Dunstan-in-the-West
• Archibald Simpson: Aberdeen New Market (demolished), Bon-Accord Crescent, Aberdeen, Marischal College, The Music Hall (Aberdeen), St Giles Church Elgin, Stracathro House
• John Smeaton: Coldstream Bridge, the Third Eddystone Lighthouse (now on Plymouth Hoe)
• Sir Robert Smirke: British Museum, Canada House, County Buildings, Perth, the central block Custom House, London, Eastnor Castle, General Post Office (United Kingdom) (demolished), Gloucester Shire Hall, Hereford Shire Hall, King's College London, Lancaster House, Lincoln County Courts, Lowther Castle, Luton Hoo, involved in designing Millbank Prison (demolished), Old Council House, Bristol, Royal Mint, London, the second Royal Opera House, St Anne's Church Wandsworth, St Mary's Church Bryanston Square, St Philip's Church Salford, Shrewsbury Infirmary, Shrewsbury Shire Hall, Wellington Monument, Dublin
• Sir John Soane: remodelled Aynhoe Park, Bank of England, remodelled Barons Court, County Tyrone, remodelled Bentley Priory, Cabinet Office building (extended and remodelled by Sir Charles Barry), remodelled Chillington Hall, Dulwich Picture Gallery, Holy Trinity Church Marylebone, Moggerhanger House, Pellwall House, Piercefield House (a ruin), Pitzhanger Manor,remodelled Port Eliot, the Infirmary Royal Hospital Chelsea (bombed during World War II), St John's Bethnal Green, St Peter's Walworth, Sir John Soane's Museum, remodelled Ryston Hall, Gothic Library Stowe, Tyringham Hall (since altered), Law Courts Palace of Westminster (demolished), remodelled interiors at Wimpole Hall, remodelled Wotton House
• George Steuart: Attingham Park, the church of St Chads Shrewsbury
• James Stuart: All Saints' Church Nuneham Courtenay, the interior of the Chapel Greenwich Hospital (London), garden buildings Hagley Hall, 15 St. James's Square, garden buildings Shugborough, Spencer House
• Sir Robert Taylor: Asgill House, Bank of England, Assembly Rooms, Belfast, Barlaston Hall, Chute Lodge, Coptfold Hall (demolished), Danson House, Ely House, London, Gorhambury House, Harleyford Manor, Heveningham Hall, Maidenhead Bridge, Ottershaw (demolished), Purbrook Park (demolished), Sharpham House, Stone Buildings Lincoln's Inn, Salisbury Guildhall, with Samuel Pepys Cockerell Admiralty House (London)
• Thomas Telford: Caledonian Canal, Conwy Suspension Bridge, Craigellachie Bridge, Dean Bridge, Edinburgh, Menai Suspension Bridge, Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Shrewsbury Prison, St Mary's Church Bridgenorth, St Katharine Docks
• John Vardy: Allerton Mauleverer Church, Dorchester House (demolished), Spencer House, Woodcote Park
• Isaac Ware: Chesterfield House, London, Clifton Hill House, St George's Hospital (rebuilt), Wrotham Park
• Samuel Ware: Burlington Arcade
• William Wilkins: Britannia Monument, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, Dalmeny House, Downing College, Cambridge, Freemasons' Hall Bath (now Friends' Meeting House), Haileybury College; the Great Hall, library & Entance Lodge and screen wall King's College, Cambridge; National Gallery, London, Norfolk County Gaol Norwich (demolished), Northington Grange, St George's Hospital (now The Lanesborough Hotel), St Paul's Church Nottingham (demolished), Tregothnan, Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, New Court Trinity College, Cambridge, University College, London, The Yorkshire Museum
• John Wood, the Elder: The Circus (Bath), The Exchange, Bristol, Liverpool Town Hall, North Parade, Bath, Prior Park, Queen Square (Bath), Roman Baths (Bath), Royal Mineral Water Hospital, South Parade, Bath
• John Wood, the Younger: Bath Assembly Rooms, Buckland House,Royal Crescent
• Benjamin Dean Wyatt: Apsley House, Duke of York Column, Lancaster House, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (the auditorium has been reconstructed), with Philip Wyatt Londonderry House
• James Wyatt: Ashridge House House, Belvoir Castle, Bowden Park, Brocklesby Mausoleum, Castle Coole, Canterbury Quadrangle Christchurch College, Oxford, Darnley Mausoleum, Dodington Hall, Fonthill Abbey, remodelled Frogmore House, Goodwood House, Heaton Hall Heaton Park, the interiors Heveningham Hall, Kew Palace, the interiors of Liverpool Town Hall, Lee Priory (demolished), Norris Castle, Pantheon, London, the Music Room Powderham Castle, the library Oriel College, Radcliffe Observatory, Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, Sheffield Park House, Stoke Poges Park, the gothic cloisters Wilton House, alterations Windsor Castle
• Lewis Wyatt: south front Hackwood Park, additions including the dining room to Lyme Park, Tatton Hall, St Mary's Church Stockport, Willey Park
• Philip Wyatt: Conishead Priory, Wynyard Park, with Benjamin Dean Wyatt Londonderry House
• Samuel Wyatt: Albion Mill (burnt down), completed Ashridge House, Belmont Park, Kent, Doddington Hall, Cheshire, Shugborough, Tatton Hall, Trinity House
• Sir Jeffry Wyattville: remodelled Bretton Hall, extended Chatsworth House, Claverton Manor, Dinton House, Endsleigh, Devon, Fort Belvedere, Surrey, remodelled Longleat, new State Rooms and remodelling Windsor Castle, remodelled the interiors Wollaton Hall

Victorian architecture & architects

• Thomas Allom: William Brown Library and Museum
• Robert Rowand Anderson: