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Top Ten Endangered Building Archives
Every year, The Victorian Society publishes a list of England and Wales’s top ten endangered buildings. The most recent list is below; click through to find more information on each one.
Since 2010, this list has included some of our most important and iconic buildings that we work to protect. You can view the archive at the bottom of this page.
Top 10 Endangered Buildings 2025
Landmark Liverpool house Gwalia on Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings List 2025
The Victorian Society has included this dignified, but decaying house, listed as Gwalia, but also known as Sandfield Tower, on its Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2025 list. Grade II-listed, 1854,…
Ground-breaking Norfolk early concrete building placed on Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings list 2025
33 – 39 St James Street, King’s Lynn, Norfolk Grade II-listed, 1908, A.F. Scott The Victorian Society has placed this extraordinary early example of modernist design and concrete construction on…
Huddersfield cemetery chapel on Top Ten Endangered Buildings List 2025
Edgerton Cemetery Chapel, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire Grade II-listed, 1853-55, James Pritchett This fine, decaying West Yorkshire mortuary chapel has been included on the Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings list for…
Newcastle-upon-Tyne’s Gibson Street Baths placed on Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings list 2025
Gibson Street Baths, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Grade II, F. H. Holford, 1906 –1907 Included on the Society’s 2025 list of Top Ten Endangered Buildings is this proud but crumbling Edwardian building. Griff…
Towering symbol of Birmingham’s civic and cultural history placed on Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings list 2025
Birmingham Methodist Central Hall, designed by Ewan and J. Alfred Harper Grade II*-listed, 1900-1903, Ewen & J. Alfred Harper The Victorian Society has placed this landmark Grade II*-listed Birmingham building…
Aldermaston Court witness to the earliest days of the atomic age placed on Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings list 2025
Aldermaston Court, Aldermaston, Berkshire Grade II*-listed, 1848-51, P.C. Hardwick; 1894, Brightwen & Binyon The Victorian Society has placed rambling mansion Aldermaston Court on its Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2025 list….
Torquay Pavilion, jewel-box like seaside venue, placed on Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings list 2025
Torquay Pavilion, Torquay, Devon Grade II-listed, 1911, Edward Richards The exquisite Edwardian, art nouveau building that was once the centre of Torquay’s cultural life has been included on this year’s…
Former dockside hotel in Penarth features on Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings list 2025
The former Marine Hotel in Penarth, South Glamorgan in South Wales, is on the Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings list 2025. Grade II-listed, 1865, Samuel Dobson Tragically, this Grade…
Birley Spa the last remaining Victorian bath house in South Yorkshire on Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings 2025 list
Birley Spa, Hackenthorpe, Sheffield, South Yorkshire Grade II-listed, 1842-43, architect unknown Birley Spa, the last remaining Victorian bath house in South Yorkshire, still set within its original grounds, is a…
Bosworth Park Water Tower features on Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings list 2025
Bosworth Park Water Tower, Leicestershire Grade II-listed, 1885, Thomas Garner Bosworth Park Water Tower in Market Bosworth is on the Victorian Society’s Top Ten Endangered Buildings list 2025. The Grade…
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