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Statutory Listed Building - DRIVE / THE, Ilford. Nos.116-118. Church of St.Andrew - Map - Redbridge
St. Andrew's Church, Grade II - Listed 19.3.81 - Built 1924 See Historic England for more about this listing
Statutory Listed Building - HIGH ROAD, Goodmayes, Ilford. No.831 - Map - Redbridge
Butchers shop tiles - Grade II - Listed 02/12/98 See Historic England for more about this listing
Locally Listed Building - Forest Farm and Cottages at Forest Farm - Forest Farm and Cottages at Forest Farm, Forest Road, Hainault - Map - Redbridge
1855/57. Large complex of cottages and barns built by Crown Estates. Two storeys. Yellow stocks, low pitch slate roof. Wall Plaque with VR (Victoria Royal) in upper left corner, AR (Albert Royal) in upper right corner, crown in centre and date 1855.
Locally Listed Building - Hainault Farm Farm House - Hainault Farm Farm House , Hainault Road (West Side), Romford - Map - Redbridge
1855. Two storey on L-plan. Brown stocks with red brick projecting quoins, string course and cornice. Medium pitch hipped slate roof.
Locally Listed Building - Orchard Cottage - Orchard Cottage, 145 Monkhams Lane, Woodford Green - Map - Redbridge
Constructed circa 1870-90. The property is a model estate cottage. Set over two-storeys, rendered with half timbering. The roof is of a gabled form covered in decorative scalloped and straight clay tiles with small flat roof dormers.
Statutory Listed Building - HIGH ROAD, South Woodford. Godfrey Monument in St. Mary's Churchyard. - Map - Redbridge
Circa 1742, Tall Corinthian Column, Listed 22/02/79 See Historic England for more about this listing
Statutory Listed Building - HIGH ROAD (WEST SIDE), Woodford Green. Main Quadrangle, Library and Chapel at Bancroft's School. - Map - Redbridge
Bancroft's Scholl, Grade II -Listed 22.2.79 -Built 1870 See Historic England for more about this listing
Locally Listed Building - St. Luke's Church Hall - St. Luke's Church Hall, Baxter Road, Ilford - Map - Redbridge
Built circa 1903-4 becoming the church hall in 1915 when the principal building was consecrated. The church hall is constructed in a Tudor style from stock brick laid in English bond.
Locally Listed Building - World War II Pillbox - World War II Pillbox, Forest Road (Adjacent. Fairlop Station) - Map - Redbridge
Cantilevered pillbox, circular in plan, with flattened dome roof and overhanging concrete lip. The circular wall is of clay brick, with a square concrete cap; the roof is also of concrete.
Statutory Listed Building - Kingfisher Avenue, Wanstead. Nos.22-33 (formerly Eastern Avenue) - Map - Redbridge
Elm Hall , Grade II - Lstd 20.12.54 C18 See Historic England for more about this listing
