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Listed Buildings in Broad Street Ward, City of London

  1. II 12, Austin Friars EC2 Photos
    City of London, London, EC2N
  2. II 123, Old Broad Street EC2 Photos
    City of London, London, EC2N
  3. II 13, Austin Friars Photos
    City of London, London, EC2N
  4. II 14, Austin Friars Photos
    City of London, London, EC2N
  5. II 23, 24 and 25, Great Winchester Street EC2 Photos
    City of London, London, EC2N
  6. II 23, Austin Friars EC2 Photos
    City of London, London, EC2N
  7. II 26, Throgmorton Street EC2 Photos
    City of London, London, EC2N
  8. II 4, Moorgate EC2 Photos
    City of London, London, EC2R
  9. II 5, COPTHALL BUILDINGS EC2 (See details for further address information) Photos
    City of London, London, EC2R
  10. II 56 to 60, New Broad Street Photos
    City of London, London, EC2M
  11. II 62, New Broad Street EC2 Photos
    City of London, London, EC2M
  12. II* 7, Lothbury EC2 Photos
    City of London, London, EC2R
  13. II 76-80, Old Broad Street EC2 Photos
    City of London, London, EC2M
  14. II Carpenters' Hall Photos
    City of London, London, EC2M
  15. I Church of All Hallows Photos
    City of London, London, EC2M
  16. I Church of St Margaret Photos
    City of London, London, EC2R
  17. II* Drapers' Hall Photos
    City of London, London, EC2N
  18. II K2 Telephone Kiosk Photos
    City of London, London, EC2N
  19. II K2 Telephone Kiosk, Outside Number 6 Copthall Chambers Photos
    City of London, London, EC2R
  20. II* National Westminster Bank including Lothbury Gallery Photos
    City of London, London, EC2R
  21. II Signal Box: Liverpool Street London Underground Photos
    City of London, London, EC2M
  22. II The Dutch Church Photos
    City of London, London, EC2N

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