2017 - Top Ten Endangered Buildings
Our list of Victorian and Edwardian buildings at risk in 2017
Fison’s Fertiliser Factory in Bramford, Suffolk on 2017 Top 10 Endangered Buildings list
Urgent work needed to save important part of Victorian industrial history Grade II-listed, 1858-60, architect unknown Fison’s Fertiliser Factory was commissioned by Joseph Fison in 1858 to take advantage of...
The Victorian Society marks 10 years of endangered buildings campaign with new top 10 list
National architecture charity the The Victorian Society has released its annual Top 10 Endangered Buildings list which recognises at-risk Victorian and Edwardian buildings and structures throughout England and Wales All...
New Tiger’s Head pub in South East London on 2017 Top 10 Endangered Buildings list
Important pub on Lee High Road (Lewisham/Greenwich borders) with extravagant terracotta facade in urgent need of a sensitive regeneration plan Unlisted, 1896, architect unknown The New Tiger’s Head opened as...
St Andrew’s Church in Huddersfield on 2017 Top 10 Endangered Buildings list
Fine Crossland church forgotten & at risk of decay, vandals & nesting birds National architecture charity the The Victorian Society has included St Andrew’s Church in Huddersfield on its 2017...
St Helen’s Cannington bottle shop on 2017 Top 10 Endangered Buildings list
Cannington Shaw no.7 Bottle Shop in St Helen’s is all that remains of the “largest bottle-making factory in the country” National architecture charity the The Victorian Society has included Cannington...
Llanelli’s Buckley’s Brewery Maltings on 2017 Top 10 Endangered Buildings list
Grade II-listed, 1852-6, James Buckley Industrial activity at the Buckley’s Brewery site can be traced back to the early eighteenth century, and a brewery is known to have existed in...
Ince-in-Makerfield cemetery chapels near Wigan on 2017 Top 10 Endangered Buildings list
Greater Manchester Gothic chapels designed by Alfred Waterhouse, architect of the Natural History Museum, in very dire state Grade II-listed, 1855-57, Alfred Waterhouse When Ince Cemetery opened in 1855, presumably...
Folkestone’s Leas Pavilion on 2017 Top 10 Endangered Buildings list
Former Edwardian tea rooms/theatre/snooker hall with Art Nouveau windows seeks long term future National architecture charity the The Victorian Society has included Leas Pavilion in Folkestone on its 2017...
Derby’s Great Northern Railway Warehouse Derby on 2017 Top 10 Endangered Buildings list
Derbyshire railway warehouse left derelict for an unbelievable 50 years and at tipping point Grade II-listed, 1877, Kirk and Randall This large railway warehouse bordering a roundabout on the outskirts...
Feversham Street First School on 2017 Top 10 Endangered Buildings list
Surely a new, permanent use for this fine Grade II* building could be found? Grade II*-listed, 1873, Lockwood and Mawson Feversham Street First School was commissioned by the Bradford School...