North Kesteven
- Church of St Edith, Anwick
- Church of St Andrew, Asgarby
- Church of St Mary, Bloxholm
- Church of St Denys, Aswarby
- Aubourn Hall
- Church of All Saints, Beckingham
- Church of St Michael, Billinghay
- Somerton Castle, Boothby Graffoe; & Outbuilding
- Somerton Castle: Orchard Outbuilding
- Somerton Castle: SW Outbuilding
- Church of St Helen, Brant Broughton
- Meeting House, Brant Broughton; & Stable
- Church of St Michael, Stragglethorpe
- Church of All Saints, Canwick
- Church of St Mary, Carlton-le-Moorland
- Church of All Saints, Coleby
- Coleby Hall: The Temple
- Church of St Andrew, Cranwell
- Culverthorpe Hall
- Church of St Andrew, Kelby
- Church of St Thomas A Becket, Digby
- Doddington Hall
- Church of St Peter, Doddington
- Church of SS James & John Rd, Dorrington
- Church of St Andrew, Ewerby
- Church of St John the Baptist, Great Hale
- Church of St Andrew, Heckington
- Heckington Mill
- Church of St Andrew, Helpringham
- Church of St Swithin, Leadenham
- Church of St Andrew, Leasingham
- Church of St Peter, Navenby
- Church of St Botolph, Newton
- Former Church of St Barbara, Haceby
- Church of St Peter, North Rauceby
- Church of All Saints, North Scarle
- Church of St Peter, Norton Disney
- High St, Osbournby: No 30
- Church of SS Peter & Paul, Osbournby
- Church of St Clement, Rowston
- Church of All Saints, Ruskington
- Church of St Denys, Silk Willoughby
- Church of St Denys, Sleaford
- Kyme Tower, South Kyme
- Church of St Michael, Swaton
- Temple Farmhouse, Temple Bruer: Church Tower
- Church of St Peter, Threekingham
- Church of St Firmin, Thurlby
- Church of St Nicholas, Walcot
- Church of St Nicholas: cross in churchyard
- Church of St Chad, Welbourn
- Church of All Saints, Wellingore
- Church of St Mary, Wilsford
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