Listed Buildings of Woolton

Listed Buildings (images)

Acrefield Woolton Mount Listed Grade II. Pre 1840. Two storey stucco house with two storey bow window.	Gregory's Brewery Gateacre Brow Listed Grade II. Originally Gregory's brewery and malthouse then latterly Clegg's felt factory which closed in 2003.	Greenbank 2 Woolton Street Listed Grade II. Pre 1840. Brick built with stone dressing and slate roof. Formerly the Village Police Station. The prison cells at rear are now demolished.	.. Mechanics' Institution St. Mary's Street Listed Grade II. Now privately owned this building has had many uses from courthouse to place of worship.
Mere Stones Church Road Listed Grade II. Date unknown. Mere, or boundary stones, marking the division between Much Woolton (left) and Little Woolton (right).	Much Woolton Old School School Lane Listed Grade II. Date unknown. Date given on lintel of 1610 is not correct. The oldest Elementary School in Lancashire	Riffle Lodge Woolton Park Listed Grade II. Once the entrance lodge to The Rifle mansion	Simon Peter Centre Church Road Listed Grade II. Originally St. Peter's Church School it is now the Simon Peter Centre.
Village Cross Woolton Street Listed Grade II. Erected c.1350 Damaged at an unknown date it was restored in 1913 when Woolton was incorporated into Liverpool.	Woolton Hall Speke Road Listed Grade I. The building contains the finest example of Robert Adam work in the north of England.	Woolton Library Allerton Road Listed Grade II. Purpose-built Methodist Chapel, the congregation moving to St. James Church when it opened in 1862.	Woolton Redbourne Hotel Acrefield Road Listed Grade II. Originally called Aymestrey Court, built by Henry Tate as a wedding gift for his daughter.

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