Grade II* listed buildings in Lincoln

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There are over 20,000 Grade II* listed buildings in England. This page is a list of these buildings in the district of Lincoln in Lincolnshire.

Lincoln


Name	Location	Type	Completed ^{[note 1]}	Date designated	Grid ref.^{[note 2]} Geo-coordinates	Entry number ^{[note 3]}	Image
Assize Courts	Lincoln	Assize Court	1823	8 October 1953	SK9743271900 53°14′07″N0°32′30″W / 53.235205°N 0.541694°W / 53.235205; -0.541694 (Assize Courts)	1388488	Assize Courts More images
Boundary Wall bordering Minster Yard to South from Number 16a to Number 17	Lincoln	Gate	c. 1855	8 October 1953	SK9777271762 53°14′02″N0°32′12″W / 53.233902°N 0.536644°W / 53.233902; -0.536644	1388667	Upload Photo
Cantilupe Chantry North	Lincoln	House	18th century	2 October 1969	SK9783871749 53°14′02″N0°32′08″W / 53.233773°N 0.53566°W / 53.233773; -0.53566 (Cantilupe Chantry North)	1388663	Cantilupe Chantry North More images
Church of St Benedict	Lincoln	Church	13th century	8 October 1953	SK9748071117 53°13′41″N0°32′28″W / 53.22816°N 0.541215°W / 53.22816; -0.541215 (Church of St Benedict)	1388746	Church of St Benedict More images
Church of St Helen	Boultham Park, Lincoln	Church	13th century	8 October 1953	SK9646069090 53°12′36″N0°33′26″W / 53.210131°N 0.557101°W / 53.210131; -0.557101 (Church of St Helen)	1388566	Church of St Helen More images
Church of St John	Ermine, Lincoln	Church	1962–1963	19 January 1995	SK9808973285 53°14′51″N0°31′53″W / 53.247529°N 0.531428°W / 53.247529; -0.531428 (Church of St John)	1388800	Church of St John More images
Church of St Swithin	Lincoln	Church	Roman	18 July 1973	SK9774271227 53°13′45″N0°32′14″W / 53.2291°N 0.537258°W / 53.2291; -0.537258 (Church of St Swithin)	1388543	Church of St Swithin More images
Conduit 20 Metres South West of Church of St Mary Le Wigford	Lincoln	Conduit	c. 1540	8 October 1953	SK9746770952 53°13′36″N0°32′29″W / 53.22668°N 0.54146°W / 53.22668; -0.54146	1388598	Conduit 20 Metres South West of Church of St Mary Le Wigford More images
County Assembly Rooms	Lincoln	Assembly Rooms	1744	8 October 1953	SK9767171980 53°14′09″N0°32′17″W / 53.23588°N 0.53809°W / 53.23588; -0.53809 (County Assembly Rooms)	1388454	County Assembly Rooms More images
Deloraine Court East and Deloraine Court West	Lincoln	House	c. 1300	8 October 1953	SK9772471949 53°14′08″N0°32′14″W / 53.235591°N 0.537306°W / 53.235591; -0.537306	1388609	Deloraine Court East and Deloraine Court West More images
Dernstall House	Lincoln	House	17th century	1 April 1965	SK9759771499 53°13′54″N0°32′22″W / 53.231571°N 0.539346°W / 53.231571; -0.539346 (Dernstall House)	1388814	Upload Photo
24, Eastgate (previously D'Isney Place Hotel) and attached Railing	Lincoln	House	1736	8 October 1953	SK9802571911 53°14′07″N0°31′58″W / 53.235195°N 0.53281°W / 53.235195; -0.53281	1388536	24, Eastgate (previously D'Isney Place Hotel) and attached Railing More images
Edward King House and Diocesan Offices and attached Chapel	Lincoln	Bishops Palace	1727	8 October 1953	SK9775271695 53°14′00″N0°32′13″W / 53.233304°N 0.536964°W / 53.233304; -0.536964	1388681	Edward King House and Diocesan Offices and attached Chapel More images
Ellis's Mill	Lincoln	Tower Mill	1798	18 July 1973	SK9709272222 53°14′17″N0°32′48″W / 53.23816°N 0.546689°W / 53.23816; -0.546689 (Ellis's Mill)	1388647	Ellis's Mill More images
Governor's House and Old Prison and Chapel and Exercise Yard and Enclosing Wall	Lincoln	Prison Governors House	1787	8 October 1953	SK9750471837 53°14′05″N0°32′26″W / 53.234625°N 0.540635°W / 53.234625; -0.540635	1388489	Governor's House and Old Prison and Chapel and Exercise Yard and Enclosing Wall More images
Graveley Place and adjoining Garden Wall	Lincoln	House	Early 14th century	8 October 1953	SK9796771777 53°14′02″N0°32′01″W / 53.234001°N 0.533719°W / 53.234001; -0.533719	1388657	Graveley Place and adjoining Garden Wall More images
Judges Lodging and attached Railing	Lincoln	Railings	c. 1810	9 October 1953	SK9760571830 53°14′04″N0°32′21″W / 53.234544°N 0.539125°W / 53.234544; -0.539125	1388484	Judges Lodging and attached Railing More images
Leigh-Pemberton House	Lincoln	Jettied House	c. 1543	8 October 1953	SK9763471824 53°14′04″N0°32′19″W / 53.234485°N 0.538692°W / 53.234485; -0.538692 (Leigh-Pemberton House)	1388487	Leigh-Pemberton House More images
Alive Church	Lincoln	Church Hall	1973	15 August 1973	SK9734671288 53°13′47″N0°32′35″W / 53.229721°N 0.543169°W / 53.229721; -0.543169 (Alive Church)	1388720	Alive Church More images
Romanesque Door Arch in the former Lincoln Arms Public House	Lincoln	House	12th century	24 September 1986	SK9728670446 53°13′20″N0°32′40″W / 53.222166°N 0.544324°W / 53.222166; -0.544324	1388602	Upload Photo
The Lawn	Lincoln	Psychiatric Hospital	1820	2 October 1969	SK9728371873 53°14′06″N0°32′38″W / 53.234989°N 0.543934°W / 53.234989; -0.543934 (The Lawn)	1388819	The Lawn More images
The Subdeanery and East Midlands Tourist Board Offices	Lincoln	Deanery	1999	8 October 1953	SK9767871782 53°14′03″N0°32′17″W / 53.234099°N 0.538046°W / 53.234099; -0.538046	1388668	The Subdeanery and East Midlands Tourist Board Offices More images
Usher Art Gallery	Lincoln	Art Gallery	1926–1927	15 August 1973	SK9778271561 53°13′56″N0°32′12″W / 53.232094°N 0.536556°W / 53.232094; -0.536556 (Usher Art Gallery)	1388632	Usher Art Gallery More images
3 Bailgate	Lincoln	House	Early to mid 18th century	2 October 1969	SK9763871838 53°14′05″N0°32′19″W / 53.23461°N 0.538628°W / 53.23461; -0.538628 (3 Bailgate)	1385394	3 Bailgate More images
6 Lindum Road	Lincoln	House	Late 18th century	15 August 1973	SK9779571494 53°13′53″N0°32′11″W / 53.23149°N 0.536382°W / 53.23149; -0.536382 (6 Lindum Road)	1388620	6 Lindum Road More images
3 and 3a Pottergate	Lincoln	House	17th century	8 October 1953	SK9800071732 53°14′01″N0°32′00″W / 53.233591°N 0.533239°W / 53.233591; -0.533239 (3 and 3a Pottergate)	1388735	3 and 3a Pottergate More images
4 Pottergate	Lincoln	House	14th century	8 October 1953	SK9799471741 53°14′01″N0°32′00″W / 53.233673°N 0.533326°W / 53.233673; -0.533326 (4 Pottergate)	1388736	4 Pottergate More images
3 Minster Yard and adjoining Area Wall	Lincoln	House	17th century	8 October 1953	SK9790671862 53°14′05″N0°32′05″W / 53.234776°N 0.534607°W / 53.234776; -0.534607	1388651	3 Minster Yard and adjoining Area Wall More images
7 and 8 Minster Yard	Lincoln	House	16th century	8 October 1953	SK9792771827 53°14′04″N0°32′03″W / 53.234458°N 0.534303°W / 53.234458; -0.534303 (7 and 8 Minster Yard)	1388654	7 and 8 Minster Yard More images
13 Minster Yard	Lincoln	House	c. 1736	8 October 1953	SK9794571747 53°14′01″N0°32′03″W / 53.233736°N 0.534058°W / 53.233736; -0.534058 (13 Minster Yard)	1388658	13 Minster Yard More images
15 Minster Yard	Lincoln	House	c. 1811	8 October 1953	SK9788071730 53°14′01″N0°32′06″W / 53.233595°N 0.535037°W / 53.233595; -0.535037 (15 Minster Yard)	1388661	15 Minster Yard More images
20 Minster Yard	Lincoln	Apartment	1953	8 October 1953	SK9769271831 53°14′04″N0°32′16″W / 53.234537°N 0.537821°W / 53.234537; -0.537821 (20 Minster Yard)	1388670	20 Minster Yard More images
21 Minster Yard	Lincoln	House	Early 18th century	8 October 1953	SK9770071840 53°14′05″N0°32′16″W / 53.234616°N 0.537699°W / 53.234616; -0.537699 (21 Minster Yard)	1388671	21 Minster Yard More images
22 Minster Yard	Lincoln	House	Early 18th century	8 October 1953	SK9770671847 53°14′05″N0°32′15″W / 53.234678°N 0.537607°W / 53.234678; -0.537607 (22 Minster Yard)	1388672	22 Minster Yard More images
23 Minster Yard	Lincoln	House	Early 18th century	8 October 1953	SK9771371854 53°14′05″N0°32′15″W / 53.23474°N 0.5375°W / 53.23474; -0.5375 (23 Minster Yard)	1388673	23 Minster Yard More images
1 Castle Hill	Lincoln	House	Mid 18th century	8 October 1953	SK9762471796 53°14′03″N0°32′20″W / 53.234235°N 0.538851°W / 53.234235; -0.538851 (1 Castle Hill)	1388481	1 Castle Hill More images
6 and 7 Castle Hill	Lincoln	House	Early 18th century	8 October 1953	SK9762271825 53°14′04″N0°32′20″W / 53.234496°N 0.538872°W / 53.234496; -0.538872 (6 and 7 Castle Hill)	1388486	6 and 7 Castle Hill More images
268 High Street	Lincoln	Timber Framed House	Late 15th century	8 October 1953	SK9760071482 53°13′53″N0°32′22″W / 53.231418°N 0.539306°W / 53.231418; -0.539306 (268 High Street)	1388582	268 High Street More images
2 Exchequergate	Lincoln	House	Late 15th century	2 October 1969	SK9765771801 53°14′03″N0°32′18″W / 53.234274°N 0.538355°W / 53.234274; -0.538355 (2 Exchequergate)	1388539	2 Exchequergate
20, 21 and 22 Steep Hill	Lincoln	Jettied House	15th century	8 October 1953	SK9764171700 53°14′00″N0°32′19″W / 53.233369°N 0.538625°W / 53.233369; -0.538625 (20, 21 and 22 Steep Hill)	1388778	20, 21 and 22 Steep Hill More images

Notes

↑ The date given is the date used by Historic England as significant for the initial building or that of an important part in the structure's description.
↑ Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.
↑ The "List Entry Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building and scheduled monument by Historic England.

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[EH_listed_building_header_note_1-1] The date given is the date used by Historic England as significant for the initial building or that of an important part in the structure's description.

[EH_listed_building_header_note_2-2] Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.

[EH_listed_building_header_note_3-3] The "List Entry Number" is a unique number assigned to each listed building and scheduled monument by Historic England.

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v t e Grade II* listed buildings in England
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Grade II* listed buildings in Lincoln

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