Former District of South Shropshire
- Church of St Mary, Bitterley: Churchyard Cross
- Church of St Mary the Virgin, Bromfield
- Church of St Mary, Burford
- Church of St Michael, Chirbury
- Church of St Michael: Remains of Compound Pier c20m NE
- Church of St Lawrence, Church Stretton
- Church of St Mary, Cleobury Mortimer
- Mawley Hall, Cleobury Mortimer
- Remains of Clun Castle, Clun
- Church of St Swithun, Clunbury
- Church of St John the Baptist, Stokesay, Craven Arms
- Stokesay Castle; & Gatehouse & Moat Retaining Walls
- Sutton Court Farmhouse, Little Sutton, Diddlebury
- Church of St Edith, Eaton Under Heywood
- Heath Chapel, near Bouldon
- Church of St John the Baptist, Hope Bagot
- Church of St Mary, Hopesay
- Hopton Castle: Castle Remains
- Ludford Bridge
- Broad Gate, Ludlow: & Broadgate Chambers & Railings
- Feathers Hotel, Ludlow
- Church of St Lawrence & Railings, Ludlow
- The Reader's House, Ludlow
- The Guildhall, Ludlow: & Coachhouse
- The Butter Cross, Ludlow
- Castle House Flats, Ludlow
- The Castle, Ludlow
- Church of St Michael & All Angels, Lydbury North
- Linley Hall, More
- Church of St Michael, Munslow
- Church of All Saints, Batchcott, Richards Castle
- Wilderhope, Rushbury
- Wilderhope Manor, Rushbury
- Church of St Peter, Stanton Lacy
- Church of the Holy Trinity, Tugford
- Whitton Court
- Church of All Saints, Worthen
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