Listed Buildings

There are more than 450 listed buildings [as designated by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport] in Southampton and additionally the council maintains a "buildings at risk" register.

               St Julien the French Church, Winkle Street

                      Grade II listed, the Pearce Memorial [Faith, Hope and Charity by
                                            Richard Cockle Lucas and the former St Peter's Chapel]

Southampton Old Cemetery [Opened 1846 one of the earliest municipal cemeteries. Previously known as The Cemetery by the Common and Hill Lane Cemetery]

image by Will Temple courtesy Southampton City Primary Care Trust 

Royal South Hants Hospital Chapel

Jesus Chapel Church, St Mary Extra, Pear Tree
The church dates from 1628 and is the oldest Anglican church in the world. It was damaged in WWII. In the churchyard is a headstone in memory of Richard Parker, a cabin boy. Parker  was killed by fellow crew members when after a shipwreck they were many days in an open boat without food or water. Parts of his body were eaten  by his starving crew mates later leading to a famous Victorian trial at the Old Bailey.

The Cenotaph Southampton

Designed by Luytens, it pre-dates the London cenotaph in Whitehall but features of the design were to be incorporated in the London version. Each Remembrance Sunday, civic dignitaries, members of the armed forces, clergy and the general public lay wreaths of poppies.

Church of St Michael the Archangel, the oldest building
in Southampton

Royal Mail House, Terminus Terrace and Oxford Street

The Star Hotel, High Street

courtesy Rhys Jones Photography  flickr.com 
Isaac Watts statue West Park

Townhill Park House [The Gregg School]

Union Castle House [now private apartments]