Grade II Listed
- Ashburton goods shed, Devon
- Bovey railway station, Devon
- Bradford-on-Avon railway station, Wiltshire
- Chippenham railway station, Wiltshire
- Dawlish railway station, Devon
- Devil's Bridge, Bleadon, Somerset
- Exeter goods transfer shed, Devon
- Exeter St Thomas railway station, Devon
- Exminster railway station, Devon
- Frome railway station, Somerset
- Gatehampton Railway Bridge, Goring, Berkshire
- Hele and Bradninch goods shed, Devon
- Maiden Newton railway station, Dorset
- Minehead railway station, Somerset
- Moulsford Railway Bridge, Oxfordshire
- Penzance railway station, Cornwall
- Reading railway station, Berkshire
- Redruth railway station, Cornwall
- St Austell railway station, Cornwall
- St Erth railway station, Cornwall
- Salisbury goods shed, Wiltshire
- Sandford and Banwell railway station, Somerset
- Slough railway station, Berkshire
- Stoke Canon signal box, Devon
- Taunton railway station, Somerset
- Torquay railway station, Devon
- Torre railway station, Devon
- Tregenna Castle Hotel, St Ives, Cornwall
- Wells goods shed, Somerset
- Weston-super-Mare signal box, Somerset
- Williton railway station, Somerset
- Windsor and Eton Central railway station, Berkshire
- Yatton railway station, Somerset
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