List of Category A listed buildings in Glasgow facts for kids

A view of Hillhead, Glasgow, showing the towers of Trinity College and Glasgow University.

Welcome to a list of very special buildings in Glasgow, Scotland! These buildings are called "Category A" listed buildings. In Scotland, a listed building is a structure that is officially recognized as having "special architectural or historic interest." Think of them as important treasures that tell us about the past.

Category A buildings are the most important ones. They are considered to be of national or even international importance. This means they are either amazing examples of architecture or have a very significant history. These buildings are protected so they can be enjoyed for many years to come.

The process of protecting these buildings started a long time ago, in 1947. Today, Historic Scotland, a part of the Scottish Government, is in charge of deciding which buildings get listed. Once a building is listed, it's very difficult to make big changes to it. You need special permission from local authorities before you can alter a listed building. There are about 47,400 listed buildings in Scotland, and around 3,800 of them are Category A.

Glasgow's Journey Through Time

Glasgow is an old city, but not many buildings from its earliest days are still standing. Only two buildings from the medieval period remain: the Cathedral and the old canon’s house. Even though the old streets have changed, the main layout of the city has stayed the same for centuries.

Most of Glasgow's buildings were built in the 1800s. This was a time when the city grew incredibly fast! The population jumped from about 78,000 people in 1801 to 770,000 in 1901. The city expanded from its busy center, like the High Street and Merchant City, moving west to new areas like Blythswood Hill in the 1820s and 30s. It also grew south of the river in places like Laurieston and Tradeston.

Interestingly, many of these new areas were laid out in a grid pattern, like a checkerboard. This was quite unusual for cities in the British Isles at the time. More development happened with the creation of the Woodlands and Park District areas, with Charles Wilson being a key architect in the 1830s and 40s.

When the University moved from the High Street to Gilmorehill in the 1860s, the city expanded even further west. New neighborhoods like Dowanhill and Partickhill were designed with beautiful villas and cottages. The arrival of railways and trams also helped develop southern suburbs like Pollokshields and Langside.

In 1866, the city created the City Improvement Trust. This group helped plan the city's growth and improve crowded living areas. By 1891, many smaller towns nearby joined Glasgow, and the city's population reached its highest point, around 1.1 million people.

After World War II, there were new plans for Glasgow. These plans suggested replacing parts of the city center and building new roads, like the M8 at Charing Cross. They also recommended moving people from the city center to new towns and housing estates on the outskirts. This led to the city's population shrinking and large parts of areas like the Gorbals and Townhead being rebuilt.

Glasgow's Unique Buildings

Glasgow's city center architecture has a special, confident look that makes it stand out in Scotland. Even though you can see many different building styles, some things are common in Glasgow's buildings:

• They often have a lot of depth and detail.
• They are rich with decorations and sculptures.
• Their rooftops are often lively and interesting.
• Buildings usually line up consistently along the pavements, creating a smooth, straight look.

Glasgow architects and engineers were often pioneers, meaning they were among the first to try new building technologies and materials.

One of the most striking things about Glasgow's buildings is the amazing mix of styles. In the early 1800s, you could see:

• Neoclassical architecture: Buildings that looked like ancient Greek or Roman temples, designed by architects like William Stark and David Hamilton.
• Greek Revival: A strong trend of building in the Greek style, which lasted a very long time in Britain, even into the 1890s.
• Italianate architecture: Buildings inspired by Italian Renaissance palaces, like the Western Club.
• Gothic Revival architecture: Buildings that looked like medieval castles or cathedrals, with famous examples by Leiper and G. Gilbert Scott.

By the mid-1800s, Glasgow had its own very important architect, Alexander Thomson. His unique mix of historical styles created a whole new school of design. Later in the 1800s, you can find:

• Art Nouveau: Buildings with flowing, natural shapes, like James Salmon's "Hatrack" on St Vincent Street.
• Beaux-Arts architecture: A grand, formal style often used for public buildings, like the City Chambers.
• Arts and Crafts movement: Buildings with a focus on traditional craftsmanship, seen in Mackintosh's work.
• Edwardian Baroque revival: A bold, decorative style from the early 1900s.
• The special and unique Glasgow Style by Millar and the later Salmon.

Between the two World Wars, styles like Art Deco (with its geometric shapes) and influences from the Chicago school (architecture)|Chicago Style appeared, especially in tall commercial buildings. James Miller's Bank of Scotland on St Vincent Street is an example.

After World War II, architects used Functionalism (architecture)|Functionalism (buildings designed for their purpose) in Jack Coia's work and Brutalist architecture|Brutalism (buildings with raw concrete) in other parts of the city's redevelopment.

Many of Glasgow's historic buildings were designed to be grand and impressive, like those in major European capitals. Visitors can still find many remarkable buildings from the city's most prosperous industrial period.

Listed buildings

Name	Location	Date Listed	Grid Ref.	Geo-coordinates	Notes	LB Number	Image
Trinity College	31, 33, 35 Lynedoch Street and 92, 96 Woodside Terrace Lane	15 December 1970	NS5766766228	55°52′05″N 4°16′34″W / 55.86814°N 4.276144°W / 55.86814; -4.276144 (Trinity College)	1856 architect Charles Wilson.	32171
Arlington Baths Club	61 Arlington Street	20 May 1986	NS5785566510	55°52′15″N 4°16′24″W / 55.870727°N 4.27329°W / 55.870727; -4.27329 (Arlington Baths Club)	1871 by John Burnet Senior. Additions by A Myles of 1893 and B Conner of 1902.	32173
1–12 Claremont Terrace [de]	Claremont Terrace	15 December 1970	NS5757166178	55°52′04″N 4°16′40″W / 55.867663°N 4.27765°W / 55.867663; -4.27765 (1–12 Claremont Terrace [de])	John Baird I, architect; 1842-1847. No 6 built first as freestanding mansion in 1842. Remainder of Terrace added in 1847.Includes 1 Claremont Place, and gatepiers to Claremont Terrace Lane	32185
Great Western Road Bridge over River Kelvin	West End	20 May 1986	NS5746466972	55°52′29″N 4°16′47″W / 55.87476°N 4.279776°W / 55.87476; -4.279776 (Great Western Road Bridge over River Kelvin)	Bell and Miller, engineers; Morrison and Mason, contractors; Sir W Arrol, iron and steel work. Begun April 1890, opened September 1891.	32197
St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral	300 Great Western Road/Holyrood Crescent	15 December 1970	NS5776066827	55°52′25″N 4°16′30″W / 55.873545°N 4.274973°W / 55.873545; -4.274973 (St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral)	George Gilbert Scott, architect, 1871-8. Spire by John Oldrid Scott, completed 1893.	32198
445-459 (Odd Nos) Great Western Road [de] and 6 Caledonian Crescent, 1-8 (Inclusive Nos) Caledonian Mansions		15 December 1970	NS5738067001	55°52′30″N 4°16′52″W / 55.874995°N 4.281133°W / 55.874995; -4.281133 (445-459 (Odd Nos) Great Western Road [de] and 6 Caledonian Crescent, 1-8 (Inclusive Nos) Caledonian Mansions)	1897-8 by James Millar. Free Arts and Crafts/ Glasgow Style terrace of tenements.	32200
Lansdowne Parish Church [de] (Church of Scotland)	416 and 420 Great Western Road/433 North Woodside Road	15 December 1970	NS5756466941	55°52′28″N 4°16′41″W / 55.874511°N 4.278163°W / 55.874511; -4.278163 (Lansdowne Parish Church [de] (Church of Scotland))	1863, John Honeyman. Sculptor; John Mossman.	32205
Roberts Memorial [de]	Kelvingrove Park	15 December 1970	NS5731766480	55°52′13″N 4°16′55″W / 55.870299°N 4.281865°W / 55.870299; -4.281865 (Roberts Memorial [de])	Unveiled in 1916; a copy of a monument by Harry Bates.	32211
Stewart Memorial Fountain [de]	Kelvingrove Park	15 December 1970	NS5718466234	55°52′05″N 4°17′02″W / 55.868051°N 4.283858°W / 55.868051; -4.283858 (Stewart Memorial Fountain [de])	1872 James Sellars, architect; John Mossman, sculptor; H Pringle & Co bronze founders.	32213
41-53 (Odd Nos) Oakfield Avenue [de] and 18 Great George Street		15 December 1970	NS5716566914	55°52′27″N 4°17′04″W / 55.87415°N 4.28452°W / 55.87415; -4.28452 (41-53 (Odd Nos) Oakfield Avenue [de] and 18 Great George Street)	1865 by Alexander Thomson.	32235
1-29 (Inclusive Nos) Park Circus and 9 Park Street South	Park District	15 December 1970	NS5754666408	55°52′11″N 4°16′41″W / 55.86972°N 4.27817°W / 55.86972; -4.27817 (1-29 (Inclusive Nos) Park Circus and 9 Park Street South)	1855-6 by Charles Wilson. Nos 1-16 built 1857-9; Nos 18-22 built 1861-3 (No 22 by J Boucher 1872); Nos 23-29 built 1872-3. Includes 22 Park Circus, Glasgow	32238
1-17 (Odd Nos) and 2-8 (Even Nos) Park Circus Place [de]	Park District	15 December 1970	NS5756466296	55°52′07″N 4°16′40″W / 55.86872°N 4.277824°W / 55.86872; -4.277824 (1-17 (Odd Nos) and 2-8 (Even Nos) Park Circus Place [de])	Charles Wilson, architect: designed 1855-6 built 1872-3.	32239
1-6 (Inclusive Nos) Park Gardens and Park Gardens Lane [de]	Park District	15 December 1970	NS5741666220	55°52′05″N 4°16′49″W / 55.867994°N 4.280147°W / 55.867994; -4.280147 (1-6 (Inclusive Nos) Park Gardens and Park Gardens Lane [de])	Charles Wilson, architect; circa 1855.	32240
Park Gardens, Stairway to Park Street South [de]	Park District	15 December 1970	NS5740766239	55°52′05″N 4°16′49″W / 55.868162°N 4.280301°W / 55.868162; -4.280301 (Park Gardens, Stairway to Park Street South [de])	1853-4, Charles Wilson.	32241
1-5 (Odd Nos Inclusive) and 4 Park Gate [de]	Park District	15 December 1970	NS5741566393	55°52′10″N 4°16′49″W / 55.869547°N 4.280254°W / 55.869547; -4.280254 (1-5 (Odd Nos Inclusive) and 4 Park Gate [de])	1857-9, Charles Wilson.	32242
1-10 (Inclusive Nos) Park Quadrant [de]	Park District	15 December 1970	NS5746466489	55°52′14″N 4°16′46″W / 55.870423°N 4.279522°W / 55.870423; -4.279522 (1-10 (Inclusive Nos) Park Quadrant [de])	Charles Wilson, architect; circa 1855-8.	32243
1-21 (Inclusive Nos) Park Terrace [de] and 18-24 (Inclusive Nos) Woodlands Terrace and 2-4 (Even Nos) Park Terrace East Lane and 3 Park Street South	Park District	15 December 1970	NS5746066293	55°52′07″N 4°16′46″W / 55.868663°N 4.279483°W / 55.868663; -4.279483 (1-21 (Inclusive Nos) Park Terrace [de] and 18-24 (Inclusive Nos) Woodlands Terrace and 2-4 (Even Nos) Park Terrace East Lane and 3 Park Street South)	Charles Wilson, 1855.	32245
Park Terrace Balustrade Railings and Gateway [de]	Kelvingrove Park	15 December 1970	NS5735566447	55°52′12″N 4°16′52″W / 55.870014°N 4.28124°W / 55.870014; -4.28124 (Park Terrace Balustrade Railings and Gateway [de])	Charles Wilson, architect, circa 1855.	32246
Stairway to Clifton Street [de]	Woodlands Terrace	15 December 1970	NS5748166227	55°52′05″N 4°16′45″W / 55.868076°N 4.279113°W / 55.868076; -4.279113 (Stairway to Clifton Street [de])	Circa 1855.	32267
6-19 (Inclusive No) Woodside Crescent [de]		15 December 1970	NS5792766149	55°52′03″N 4°16′19″W / 55.867508°N 4.271951°W / 55.867508; -4.271951 (6-19 (Inclusive No) Woodside Crescent [de])	1831, George Smith.	32268
1-28 (Inclusive Nos) Woodside Place [de] and 138, 140 Elderslie Street		15 December 1970	NS5786166098	55°52′01″N 4°16′23″W / 55.86703°N 4.272978°W / 55.86703; -4.272978 (1-28 (Inclusive Nos) Woodside Place [de] and 138, 140 Elderslie Street)	1838, George Smith.	32270
1-22 (Inclusive Nos) Woodside Terrace [de], 11-63 Woodside Terrace Lane, 4 Claremount Place		15 December 1970	NS5774066180	55°52′04″N 4°16′30″W / 55.867731°N 4.274953°W / 55.867731; -4.274953 (1-22 (Inclusive Nos) Woodside Terrace [de], 11-63 Woodside Terrace Lane, 4 Claremount Place)	George Smith, architect. Nos 1-11, 1835; Nos 12-21, 1842.	32271
North British Engine Works	739 South Street	22 August 1984	NS5341566914	55°52′23″N 4°20′40″W / 55.873024°N 4.344401°W / 55.873024; -4.344401 (North British Engine Works)	Designed by J Galt in 1913-14. This steel-framed building was inspired by Peter Behren's factory in Berlin.	32280
Former North British Diesel Engine Engine Works, Quayside Titan Crane	739 South Street	14 April 1989	NS5334166844	55°52′21″N 4°20′44″W / 55.872373°N 4.345545°W / 55.872373; -4.345545 (Former North British Diesel Engine Engine Works, Quayside Titan Crane)	Ordered 1913, completed 1920; by Sir William Arrol and Co Ltd.	32281
48 Cleveden Drive, Stoneleigh [de], and Gatepiers		15 December 1970	NS5597668019	55°53′01″N 4°18′15″W / 55.883717°N 4.304095°W / 55.883717; -4.304095 (48 Cleveden Drive, Stoneleigh [de], and Gatepiers)	H E Clifford, built circa 1900-10.	32306
Forth and Clyde Canal Aqueduct	Adjoining Skaethorn Road Bridge	10 July 1989	NS5615268980	55°53′33″N 4°18′06″W / 55.892397°N 4.301795°W / 55.892397; -4.301795 (Forth and Clyde Canal Aqueduct)	Robert Whitworth, engineer, 1787-90.	32316
Gartnavel Royal Hospital	1055 Great Western Road	15 December 1970	NS5503068034	55°53′01″N 4°19′09″W / 55.883567°N 4.319213°W / 55.883567; -4.319213 (Gartnavel Royal Hospital)	1841-3, Charles Wilson.	32318
St Mungo’s Academy Centenary Club [de]	998 Great Western Road	15 December 1970	NS5593868004	55°53′01″N 4°18′17″W / 55.883571°N 4.304694°W / 55.883571; -4.304694 (St Mungo’s Academy Centenary Club [de])	1877, James Boucher.	32334
11 Whittinghame Drive [de]		5 September 1979	NS5529068166	55°53′05″N 4°18′54″W / 55.884831°N 4.315131°W / 55.884831; -4.315131 (11 Whittinghame Drive [de])	John Ednie, 1907.	32342
Ruchill Church Hall	17 Shakespeare Street	15 December 1970	NS5725668308	55°53′12″N 4°17′02″W / 55.886692°N 4.283802°W / 55.886692; -4.283802 (Ruchill Church Hall)	Charles Rennie Mackintosh, 1899.	32356
Queen's Park Church and Hall [de]	20 Balvicar Drive, Balvicar Street, Camphill	15 December 1970	NS5786562432	55°50′03″N 4°16′16″W / 55.834119°N 4.270993°W / 55.834119; -4.270993 (Queen's Park Church and Hall [de])	William Leiper, 1875-8.	32359
Langside Hall [de]	1 Langside Avenue	15 December 1970	NS5744562150	55°49′53″N 4°16′39″W / 55.831463°N 4.277545°W / 55.831463; -4.277545 (Langside Hall [de])	Designed by John Gibson in 1847-9 as a bank. It was moved and rebuilt here in 1901.	32369
25, 25A Mansionhouse Road [de]		15 December 1970	NS5759161495	55°49′32″N 4°16′30″W / 55.825626°N 4.274872°W / 55.825626; -4.274872 (25, 25A Mansionhouse Road [de])	Alexander Thomson, 1856-7.	32373
2, 2A-38 (Even Nos) Millbrae Crescent		15 December 1970	NS5752161115	55°49′20″N 4°16′33″W / 55.822194°N 4.27579°W / 55.822194; -4.27579 (2, 2A-38 (Even Nos) Millbrae Crescent)	1876-7 in style of Robert Turnbull.	32384
1-10 (Inclusive Nos) Moray Place [de] Including 81 Nithsdale Road		6 July 1966	NS5771962789	55°50′14″N 4°16′25″W / 55.837281°N 4.273509°W / 55.837281; -4.273509 (1-10 (Inclusive Nos) Moray Place [de] Including 81 Nithsdale Road)	Built 1859-60, design perhaps 1857, by Alexander Thomson. Thomson himself resided at No 1.	32386
Camphill House [de]	799 Pollokshaws Road	15 December 1970	NS5759762225	55°49′56″N 4°16′31″W / 55.832181°N 4.27516°W / 55.832181; -4.27516 (Camphill House [de])	Possibly David Hamilton as architect. Built for Robert Thomson, cotton manufacturer, probably circa 1798.	32401
265-289 (Odd Nos) Allison Street [de], 19, 21, 23 Garturk Street and 34 Daisy Street		15 December 1970	NS5863262593	55°50′09″N 4°15′32″W / 55.83579°N 4.258841°W / 55.83579; -4.258841 (265-289 (Odd Nos) Allison Street [de], 19, 21, 23 Garturk Street and 34 Daisy Street)	Alexander Thomson (d 1875), 1875-7, and presumably completed by his partner, Robert Turnbull, in Thomson's own style.	32423
Former Crosshill Queen's Park Church	40 Queen's Drive	15 December 1970	NS5846562186	55°49′56″N 4°15′41″W / 55.832087°N 4.261293°W / 55.832087; -4.261293 (Former Crosshill Queen's Park Church)	Campbell Douglas and Sellars, 1872-3.	32451
Kelvinside Academy	20 Bellshaugh Road	6 July 1966	NS5655667906	55°52′58″N 4°17′41″W / 55.882875°N 4.294771°W / 55.882875; -4.294771 (Kelvinside Academy)	James Sellars, architect; 1877-9.	32476
15 Cleveden Gardens [de]		15 December 1970	NS5625768120	55°53′05″N 4°17′59″W / 55.884707°N 4.29966°W / 55.884707; -4.29966 (15 Cleveden Gardens [de])	1904, A N Prentice.	32486
3-10 (Inclusive Nos) Crown Circus [de] and 1, 1A and 2 Crown Terrace and 15 and 17 Crown Road North		15 December 1970	NS5616067157	55°52′34″N 4°18′03″W / 55.876033°N 4.300698°W / 55.876033; -4.300698 (3-10 (Inclusive Nos) Crown Circus [de] and 1, 1A and 2 Crown Terrace and 15 and 17 Crown Road North)	James Thompson, 1858.	32489
Kibble Palace	Botanic Gardens, 730 Great Western Road	15 December 1970	NS5693867446	55°52′44″N 4°17′18″W / 55.878859°N 4.288426°W / 55.878859; -4.288426 (Kibble Palace)	Designed by John Kibble. First built in 1863-6, then moved here and made bigger in 1873.	32513
1-11 (Inclusive Nos) Great Western Terrace [de], 2-34 (Even Nos) Great Western Terrace Lane, 1 and 1B Westbourne Gardens and 19 Westbourne Gardens	Great Western Road	15 December 1970	NS5621067704	55°52′51″N 4°18′01″W / 55.880959°N 4.30019°W / 55.880959; -4.30019 (1-11 (Inclusive Nos) Great Western Terrace [de], 2-34 (Even Nos) Great Western Terrace Lane, 1 and 1B Westbourne Gardens and 19 Westbourne Gardens)	1869, Alexander Thomson.	32517
1-17 (Inclusive Nos) Grosvenor Terrace [de]	Great Western Road	6 July 1966	NS5670967376	55°52′41″N 4°17′31″W / 55.878163°N 4.292047°W / 55.878163; -4.292047 (1-17 (Inclusive Nos) Grosvenor Terrace [de])	Designed by J T Rochead in 1855. The eastern part was damaged by fire in 1978 and rebuilt in 1980.	32520
21-39 (Odd Nos) Hyndland Road [de]		6 July 1966	NS5599367796	55°52′54″N 4°18′13″W / 55.88172°N 4.303705°W / 55.88172; -4.303705 (21-39 (Odd Nos) Hyndland Road [de])	1871, Alexander Thomson.	32530
Hyndland Parish Church, Church of Scotland	79 Hyndland Road	15 December 1970	NS5588167507	55°52′45″N 4°18′19″W / 55.879092°N 4.30534°W / 55.879092; -4.30534 (Hyndland Parish Church, Church of Scotland)	William Leiper, 1886.	32532
3 Kirklee Road [de] and 1 Redlands Road		15 December 1970	NS5639767727	55°52′52″N 4°17′50″W / 55.881221°N 4.297216°W / 55.881221; -4.297216 (3 Kirklee Road [de] and 1 Redlands Road)	John A Campbell, circa 1902.	32550
7-23 (Odd Nos) Kirklee Road [de] and 2 Redlands Road		15 December 1970	NS5644067786	55°52′54″N 4°17′48″W / 55.881763°N 4.29656°W / 55.881763; -4.29656 (7-23 (Odd Nos) Kirklee Road [de] and 2 Redlands Road)	John A Campbell, 1900.	32551
1-14 (Inclusive Nos) Kirklee Terrace [de], and 1-14 Kirklee Terrace Lane (Inclusive Numbers)	Great Western Road	6 July 1966	NS5657567630	55°52′49″N 4°17′40″W / 55.880403°N 4.294321°W / 55.880403; -4.294321 (1-14 (Inclusive Nos) Kirklee Terrace [de], and 1-14 Kirklee Terrace Lane (Inclusive Numbers))	1845, Charles Wilson.	32553
9 Lowther Terrace [de]	Great Western Road	15 December 1970	NS5630067744	55°52′53″N 4°17′56″W / 55.881345°N 4.298774°W / 55.881345; -4.298774 (9 Lowther Terrace [de])	Sydney Mitchell, 1904-6.	32563
10 Lowther Terrace [de]	Great Western Road	15 December 1970	NS5628867750	55°52′53″N 4°17′56″W / 55.881395°N 4.298969°W / 55.881395; -4.298969 (10 Lowther Terrace [de])	James Miller, 1904.	32564
Notre Dame High School	160 Observatory Road	28 July 1987	NS5626667407	55°52′42″N 4°17′57″W / 55.878309°N 4.299138°W / 55.878309; -4.299138 (Notre Dame High School)	Designed by Thomas S Cordiner, started in 1939 and finished in 1953. It was damaged by fire in 2010.	32571
1 Princes Terrace [de]	Prince Albert Road	15 December 1970	NS5616267256	55°52′37″N 4°18′03″W / 55.876922°N 4.300719°W / 55.876922; -4.300719 (1 Princes Terrace [de])	James Thomson, circa 1870.	32576
Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church, Glasgow	23 Saltoun Street	15 December 1970	NS5662967303	55°52′39″N 4°17′36″W / 55.877483°N 4.293286°W / 55.877483; -4.293286 (Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church, Glasgow)	James Sellars, 1875-6.Church of Scotland. Formerly Belmont and Hillhead Parish Church.	32584
Belhaven-Westbourne Church [de] and Hall, Church of Scotland	52 Westbourne Gardens	15 December 1970	NS5602167768	55°52′53″N 4°18′12″W / 55.881477°N 4.303243°W / 55.881477; -4.303243 (Belhaven-Westbourne Church [de] and Hall, Church of Scotland)	1881, John Honeyman.	32605
145-195 (Odd Nos) Albion Street [de]		3 September 1974	NS5965565265	55°51′36″N 4°14′38″W / 55.860078°N 4.243903°W / 55.860078; -4.243903 (145-195 (Odd Nos) Albion Street [de])	Designed by Sir Owen Williams in 1936. It had big changes and additions in 1986-1988.	32607
Buck's Head Buildings [de]	63 Argyle Street	15 December 1970	NS5918565002	55°51′27″N 4°15′05″W / 55.857579°N 4.251269°W / 55.857579; -4.251269 (Buck's Head Buildings [de])	Alexander Thomson, 1863.	32608
Argyle Street, Argyll Arcade [de] (Through 98-102 Argyle Street) 3-66 (Inclusive Nos, Leading to Buchanan Street)	Argyle Street	15 December 1970	NS5906065089	55°51′30″N 4°15′12″W / 55.858324°N 4.25331°W / 55.858324; -4.25331 (Argyle Street, Argyll Arcade [de] (Through 98-102 Argyle Street) 3-66 (Inclusive Nos, Leading to Buchanan Street))	John Baird I, 1827.	32613
David Sloan's Arcade Cafe	62 Argyll Arcade/108 Argyle Street, Morrison Court	15 December 1970	NS5903665113	55°51′31″N 4°15′13″W / 55.858532°N 4.253705°W / 55.858532; -4.253705 (David Sloan's Arcade Cafe)	Possibly by John Baird 1827-8; the inside was updated in 1900.	32614
Martyrs' Public School	17 Parson Street.	15 December 1970	NS6008165839	55°51′55″N 4°14′15″W / 55.865355°N 4.237399°W / 55.865355; -4.237399 (Martyrs' Public School)	Charles Rennie Mackintosh (of John Honeyman and Keppie), 1895-1898.	32619
60-62 (Even Nos) Buchanan Street [de]	Buchanan Street	15 December 1970	NS5901965226	55°51′34″N 4°15′15″W / 55.859542°N 4.254035°W / 55.859542; -4.254035 (60-62 (Even Nos) Buchanan Street [de])	Robert Thomson (with Andrew Wilson assisting), 1894-96.	32635
92-100 (Even Nos) Buchanan Street [de], known as 98 Buchanan Street	Buchanan Street	15 December 1970	NS5903365310	55°51′37″N 4°15′14″W / 55.8603°N 4.253856°W / 55.8603; -4.253856 (92-100 (Even Nos) Buchanan Street [de], known as 98 Buchanan Street)	Charles Wilson, 1850-51.	32639
Britannia Buildings [de]	164A-168 (Even Nos) Buchanan Street with 10 Dundas Lane	15 December 1970	NS5909765542	55°51′45″N 4°15′11″W / 55.862402°N 4.252954°W / 55.862402; -4.252954 (Britannia Buildings [de])	John A Campbell, 1898.	32643
Glasgow City Halls	Candleriggs, Merchant City	15 December 1970	NS5957165145	55°51′32″N 4°14′43″W / 55.858976°N 4.245182°W / 55.858976; -4.245182 (Glasgow City Halls)	The main hall was designed by John Carrick in 1885. Many architects worked on this building over time.	32647
Provand's Lordship	3 Castle Street	6 July 1966	NS6009665506	55°51′45″N 4°14′13″W / 55.86237°N 4.236987°W / 55.86237; -4.236987 (Provand's Lordship)	1471 with extensions to the West of 1670.	32648
Bridge of Sighs and Superintendent's House [de]	Cathedral Square	15 December 1970	NS6018265506	55°51′45″N 4°14′08″W / 55.862395°N 4.235614°W / 55.862395; -4.235614 (Bridge of Sighs and Superintendent's House [de])	Designed by David and James Hamilton in 1833-40. It includes gates by David Hamilton.	32651
Glasgow Evangelical Church [de]; (Former Barony North Church), and Church House	20 Cathedral Square, 14 Cathedral Square	15 December 1970	NS6021265399	55°51′41″N 4°14′06″W / 55.861443°N 4.23508°W / 55.861443; -4.23508 (Glasgow Evangelical Church [de]; (Former Barony North Church), and Church House)	John Honeyman, 1878.	32652
Glasgow Cathedral and Cathedral Graveyard	70 Cathedral Square	15 December 1970	NS6025565657	55°51′50″N 4°14′04″W / 55.863771°N 4.234527°W / 55.863771; -4.234527 (Glasgow Cathedral and Cathedral Graveyard)	Construction began around 1118, and it was officially opened in 1136. More work was done in the 1180s, and the Blackadder aisle was finished between 1483 and 1508.	32654
Statue of William III	Cathedral Square	6 July 1966	NS6013565441	55°51′42″N 4°14′11″W / 55.861797°N 4.236331°W / 55.861797; -4.236331 (Statue of William III)	Given in 1835 by Governor Macrae. This bronze statue of William III on horseback has an unknown sculptor.	32660
Former Our Lady and St Francis Secondary School [de]	72 Charlotte Street	4 September 1989	NS5979364539	55°51′13″N 4°14′29″W / 55.8536°N 4.241324°W / 55.8536; -4.241324 (Former Our Lady and St Francis Secondary School [de])	Jack Coia of Gillespie, Kidd & Coia, 1963.	32662
52 Charlotte Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5983264628	55°51′16″N 4°14′27″W / 55.85441°N 4.240748°W / 55.85441; -4.240748 (52 Charlotte Street [de])	Built circa 1790, school of Robert Adam.	32663
Old Fish Market known as the Briggait	72 Clyde Street and 135 Bridgegate	15 October 1970	NS5928264640	55°51′16″N 4°14′58″W / 55.854358°N 4.249533°W / 55.854358; -4.249533 (Old Fish Market known as the Briggait)	Clarke and Bell, 1873.	32664
Merchants Steeple, now enclosed within The Briggait	72 Clyde Street, Bridgegate	6 July 1966	NS5930564671	55°51′17″N 4°14′57″W / 55.854643°N 4.249182°W / 55.854643; -4.249182 (Merchants Steeple, now enclosed within The Briggait)	Completed 1665.	32665
St Andrew's Roman Catholic Cathedral	168 Clyde Street and Fox Lane	15 December 1970	NS5908064792	55°51′20″N 4°15′10″W / 55.855663°N 4.252836°W / 55.855663; -4.252836 (St Andrew's Roman Catholic Cathedral)	J Gillespie Graham, 1814-17.	32666
Albert Bridge	Clyde Street	22 March 1977	NS5941264443	55°51′09″N 4°14′50″W / 55.852627°N 4.247356°W / 55.852627; -4.247356 (Albert Bridge)	Bell and Miller, architects and engineers, Hanna, Donald and Wilson contractors; 1868-1871.	32667
South Portland Street Suspension Bridge	Clyde Street and South Portland Street	6 July 1966	NS5890764722	55°51′18″N 4°15′20″W / 55.854984°N 4.255561°W / 55.854984; -4.255561 (South Portland Street Suspension Bridge)	Alexander Kirkland, architect. George Martin, engineer. 1851-3.	32668
Victoria Bridge	Clyde Street	15 December 1970	NS5917364578	55°51′14″N 4°15′04″W / 55.853769°N 4.25124°W / 55.853769; -4.25124 (Victoria Bridge)	James Walker, engineer; 1851-1854.	32669
Formerly the John Street Church [de]	29 Cochrane Street and 18 John Street	15 December 1970	NS5943665275	55°51′36″N 4°14′51″W / 55.860104°N 4.247404°W / 55.860104; -4.247404 (Formerly the John Street Church [de])	J T Rochead, 1859.	32672
Extension to the City Chambers	20-40 (Even Nos) Cochrane Street, 20 John Street and 233-235 (Odd Nos) George Street	15 December 1970	NS5943465380	55°51′40″N 4°14′51″W / 55.861046°N 4.24749°W / 55.861046; -4.24749 (Extension to the City Chambers)	Watson Salmond and Gray, 1913-1929.	32675
Former General Post Office [de]	George Square	15 December 1970	NS5928265311	55°51′37″N 4°15′00″W / 55.860382°N 4.249881°W / 55.860382; -4.249881 (Former General Post Office [de])	The original building was designed by Robert Mathieson in 1875-8. The back was updated in 1892-4, and the sides were added in 1914-16.	32685
24 George Square [de] and 12-16 (Even Nos) Anchor Lane	George Square	15 December 1970	NS5916465420	55°51′41″N 4°15′07″W / 55.861326°N 4.251821°W / 55.861326; -4.251821 (24 George Square [de] and 12-16 (Even Nos) Anchor Lane)	James Sellars, 1874.	32688
The Merchants' House [de]	30 George Square and 7 West George Street	15 December 1970	NS5916965440	55°51′41″N 4°15′06″W / 55.861507°N 4.251752°W / 55.861507; -4.251752 (The Merchants' House [de])	Designed by John Burnet in 1874-8. It was made taller in 1907-8. Sculpture by Young.	32689
Glasgow City Chambers	80 George Square	15 December 1970	NS5936065375	55°51′40″N 4°14′55″W / 55.860979°N 4.248669°W / 55.860979; -4.248669 (Glasgow City Chambers)	William Young, architect, 1882-1888, interior 1887-1890. Contractors, Morrison and Mason. Sculpture by John Mossman and George Lawson.	32691
Walter Scott Memorial Column [de]	George Square	6 July 1966	NS5926665396	55°51′40″N 4°15′01″W / 55.86114°N 4.250181°W / 55.86114; -4.250181 (Walter Scott Memorial Column [de])	Column and base by David Rhind, 1837. Statue designed by John Greenshields, executed by A Handyside Ritchie.	32696
James Watt Statue [de]	George Square	6 July 1966	NS5920065384	55°51′40″N 4°15′04″W / 55.861013°N 4.251228°W / 55.861013; -4.251228 (James Watt Statue [de])	Francis Chantrey, 1832.	32697
Sir John Moore Statue [de]	George Square	6 July 1966	NS5931565357	55°51′39″N 4°14′58″W / 55.860804°N 4.249378°W / 55.860804; -4.249378 (Sir John Moore Statue [de])	John Flaxman, 1819.	32698
Equestrian statue of Albert, Prince Consort (Glasgow) [de]	George Square	15 December 1970	NS5920065384	55°51′40″N 4°15′04″W / 55.861013°N 4.251228°W / 55.861013; -4.251228 (Equestrian statue of Albert, Prince Consort (Glasgow) [de])	Baron Carlo Marochetti, pre-1854.	32701
Equestrian statue of Victoria (Glasgow) [de]	George Square	15 December 1970	NS5921465439	55°51′41″N 4°15′04″W / 55.861511°N 4.251033°W / 55.861511; -4.251033 (Equestrian statue of Victoria (Glasgow) [de])	Baron Carlo Marochetti, pre-1854.	32702
266 George Street [de]		9 March 1989	NS5940565443	55°51′42″N 4°14′53″W / 55.861603°N 4.247986°W / 55.861603; -4.247986 (266 George Street [de])	Thomson and Sandilands, 1900.	32709
The Trades Hall of Glasgow [de]	85 Glassford Street	6 July 1966	NS5932965183	55°51′33″N 4°14′57″W / 55.859246°N 4.249064°W / 55.859246; -4.249064 (The Trades Hall of Glasgow [de])	Designed by Robert Adam in 1791-9. Additions were made by David Hamilton in 1838, and the inside was updated by James Sellars in 1887-8.	32713
Tolbooth Steeple	Glasgow Cross	6 July 1966	NS5965964900	55°51′24″N 4°14′37″W / 55.856802°N 4.24365°W / 55.856802; -4.24365 (Tolbooth Steeple)	Built in 1626-1634 by John Boyd. The main building was taken down in 1921.	32717
177 Ingram Street with 99 Glassford Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5933365224	55°51′35″N 4°14′56″W / 55.859616°N 4.249022°W / 55.859616; -4.249022 (177 Ingram Street with 99 Glassford Street [de])	John Burnet, 1865-66. Sculpture by George Frampton.	32734
Lanarkshire House, Corinthian Club (Former Sheriff Court and Justice of Peace Court)	191 Ingram Street	15 December 1970	NS5928965217	55°51′34″N 4°14′59″W / 55.85954°N 4.249721°W / 55.85954; -4.249721 (Lanarkshire House, Corinthian Club (Former Sheriff Court and Justice of Peace Court))	Designed by David Hamilton in 1841, with updates and additions in 1853. The front was changed and more additions were made in 1876-9.	32735
Ramshorn Theatre	98 Ingram Street	15 December 1970	NS5958565228	55°51′35″N 4°14′42″W / 55.859725°N 4.245001°W / 55.859725; -4.245001 (Ramshorn Theatre)	Designed by Thomas Rickman in 1824-1826. It was changed into a theatre around 1990-92.	32740
Hutchesons' Hall	158 Ingram Street, and 2 John Street	6 November 1966	NS5942265249	55°51′36″N 4°14′51″W / 55.859866°N 4.247614°W / 55.859866; -4.247614 (Hutchesons' Hall)	David Hamilton, 1802-1805, interior by John Baird II 1876.	32744
16 McPhater Street [de], and return elevation to Dunblane Street (Ozalid's)		15 December 1970	NS5897666080	55°52′02″N 4°15′19″W / 55.867196°N 4.255166°W / 55.867196; -4.255166 (16 McPhater Street [de], and return elevation to Dunblane Street (Ozalid's))	William James Anderson, 1892-95.	32754
61-63 (Odd Nos) Miller Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5919065177	55°51′33″N 4°15′05″W / 55.859152°N 4.25128°W / 55.859152; -4.25128 (61-63 (Odd Nos) Miller Street [de])	J Burnet Sr, 1854 with alterations by J Burnet and Son, 1900 and 1901.	32758
Arthur's Warehouse [de]	77-81 (Odd Nos) Miller Street	6 November 1966	NS5920065207	55°51′34″N 4°15′04″W / 55.859424°N 4.251136°W / 55.859424; -4.251136 (Arthur's Warehouse [de])	Robert Black and James Salmon Sr, 1849-50.	32759
42 Miller Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5921265125	55°51′31″N 4°15′03″W / 55.858692°N 4.250902°W / 55.858692; -4.250902 (42 Miller Street [de])	Built by John Craig in 1775; restored in 1994-5.	32760
Formerly Stirling's Library [de]	48-54 (Even Nos) Miller Street	15 December 1970	NS5921565142	55°51′32″N 4°15′03″W / 55.858845°N 4.250863°W / 55.858845; -4.250863 (Formerly Stirling's Library [de])	James Smith, 1863-5, completed after his death by Melvin and Leiper.	32761
Tron Steeple	71 Trongate	6 July 1966	NS5954264916	55°51′25″N 4°14′44″W / 55.856911°N 4.245526°W / 55.856911; -4.245526 (Tron Steeple)	Built in 1630-36. The tower was changed in 1855 by John Carrick.	32769
Britannia Music Hall	109-121 (Odd Nos) Trongate and 9 New Wynd	22 March 1977	NS5945264917	55°51′25″N 4°14′49″W / 55.856894°N 4.246963°W / 55.856894; -4.246963 (Britannia Music Hall)	Designed by Gildard & MacFarlane in 1857. It was later changed for cinema use in 1904-10.	32774
60-90 (Even Nos) Trongate [de] and 19-29 (Odd Nos) Albion Street		15 December 1970	NS5952964955	55°51′26″N 4°14′45″W / 55.857258°N 4.245754°W / 55.857258; -4.245754 (60-90 (Even Nos) Trongate [de] and 19-29 (Odd Nos) Albion Street)	J T Rochead, 1854.	32782
190 Trongate [de] and 2-4 (Even Nos) Glassford Street		15 December 1970	NS5932664999	55°51′27″N 4°14′56″W / 55.857594°N 4.249017°W / 55.857594; -4.249017 (190 Trongate [de] and 2-4 (Even Nos) Glassford Street)	T P Marwick architect with W Birnie Rhind sculptor 1903.	32789
St Andrew's-by-the-Green	33 Turnbull Street	6 July 1966	NS5961964601	55°51′15″N 4°14′39″W / 55.854106°N 4.244134°W / 55.854106; -4.244134 (St Andrew's-by-the-Green)	Built in 1750-1 by Andrew Hunter and William Paull.	32790
37-47 (Odd Nos) Virginia Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5925965135	55°51′32″N 4°15′01″W / 55.858795°N 4.250157°W / 55.858795; -4.250157 (37-47 (Odd Nos) Virginia Street [de])	Circa 1817.	32795
49-53 (Odd Nos) Virginia Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5926165150	55°51′32″N 4°15′00″W / 55.85893°N 4.250133°W / 55.85893; -4.250133 (49-53 (Odd Nos) Virginia Street [de])	Built around 1817. These buildings are good examples of old commercial street architecture.	32796
42 Virginia Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5928465101	55°51′31″N 4°14′59″W / 55.858497°N 4.24974°W / 55.858497; -4.24974 (42 Virginia Street [de])	R G Melvin and W Leiper, 1867.	32798
Tron Theatre	38 Parnie Street	15 December 1970	NS5952664880	55°51′24″N 4°14′45″W / 55.856584°N 4.245763°W / 55.856584; -4.245763 (Tron Theatre)	Designed by James Adam in 1793-4. It was changed into a theatre in 1981.	32812
Gallery of Modern Art	111 Queen Street and 46-58 (Even Nos) Royal Exchange Square	6 July 1966	NS5912565288	55°51′36″N 4°15′09″W / 55.860129°N 4.252375°W / 55.860129; -4.252375 (Gallery of Modern Art)	Designed by David Hamilton in 1827-30. It has sculptures by James Fillans.	32818
St George’s Buildings [de]	151-157 (Odd Nos) Queen Street	6 July 1966	NS5914265344	55°51′38″N 4°15′08″W / 55.860637°N 4.252133°W / 55.860637; -4.252133 (St George’s Buildings [de])	David Hamilton, circa 1834.	32819
Queen Street station	Cathedral Street	15 December 1970	NS5920765545	55°51′45″N 4°15′04″W / 55.862461°N 4.2512°W / 55.862461; -4.2512 (Queen Street station)	James Carswell, 1878-80, executed by P and W MacLellan.	32822
Duke of Wellington Statue	Queen Street	15 December 1970	NS5914665283	55°51′36″N 4°15′07″W / 55.860091°N 4.252038°W / 55.860091; -4.252038 (Duke of Wellington Statue)	Baron Carlo Marochetti, 1844.	32823
Barony Hall, University of Strathclyde	Cathedral Square	6 July 1966	NS6008665451	55°51′43″N 4°14′14″W / 55.861873°N 4.237119°W / 55.861873; -4.237119 (Barony Hall, University of Strathclyde)	Designed by Sir John James Burnet and John Archibald Campbell in 1886-90. It was restored and added to in 1986-95.	32824
1-29 (Odd Nos) and 2-40 (Even Nos) Royal Exchange Square [de] with 145-147 (Odd Nos) Queen Street and Archways		15 December 1970	NS5913965323	55°51′38″N 4°15′08″W / 55.860448°N 4.25217°W / 55.860448; -4.25217 (1-29 (Odd Nos) and 2-40 (Even Nos) Royal Exchange Square [de] with 145-147 (Odd Nos) Queen Street and Archways)	Designed by David Hamilton and others around 1830.	32826
Royal Bank of Scotland (Glasgow) [de]	Royal Exchange Square	6 July 1966	NS5905365305	55°51′37″N 4°15′13″W / 55.860261°N 4.253534°W / 55.860261; -4.253534 (Royal Bank of Scotland (Glasgow) [de])	Archibald Elliot, 1827.	32827
Blochairn Parish Church (Church of Scotland) [de]	178 Roystonhill, Royston	3 September 1974	NS6072166112	55°52′05″N 4°13′38″W / 55.867991°N 4.227321°W / 55.867991; -4.227321 (Blochairn Parish Church (Church of Scotland) [de])	Designed by Campbell Douglas and Stevenson in 1865-6. The inside and stained glass were done by Morris and Co..	32828
St Andrew's in the Square	St Andrews Square	6 July 1966	NS5970264677	55°51′17″N 4°14′34″W / 55.854812°N 4.242848°W / 55.854812; -4.242848 (St Andrew's in the Square)	Designed by Alan Dreghorn in 1739-1756, inspired by a famous church in London.	32830
St Enoch Square Travel Centre	St Enoch Square	15 December 1970	NS5893765003	55°51′27″N 4°15′19″W / 55.857516°N 4.255228°W / 55.857516; -4.255228 (St Enoch Square Travel Centre)	James Miller, 1896. Formerly St Enoch Underground Station.	32833
Scottish Provident Institution [de]	17-29 (Odd Nos) St Vincent Place	15 December 1970	NS5910365359	55°51′39″N 4°15′10″W / 55.86076°N 4.252764°W / 55.86076; -4.252764 (Scottish Provident Institution [de])	J M Dick Peddie, 1904-8.	32836
2 St Vincent Place [de] and 2 and 4 Anchor Lane		6 July 1966	NS5915865407	55°51′40″N 4°15′07″W / 55.861208°N 4.251911°W / 55.861208; -4.251911 (2 St Vincent Place [de] and 2 and 4 Anchor Lane)	J T Rochead, 1867-70. Sculpture by William Mossman.	32838
Anchor Building [de]	12-16 (Even Nos) St Vincent Place	15 December 1970	NS5913365415	55°51′41″N 4°15′08″W / 55.861272°N 4.252314°W / 55.861272; -4.252314 (Anchor Building [de])	James Miller, 1906-7.	32839
Citizen Building [de]	24 St Vincent Place	15 December 1970	NS5911065420	55°51′41″N 4°15′10″W / 55.86131°N 4.252684°W / 55.86131; -4.252684 (Citizen Building [de])	T L Watson, 1885-9.	32840
30 St Vincent Place [de]		15 December 1970	NS5908065432	55°51′41″N 4°15′11″W / 55.861409°N 4.253169°W / 55.861409; -4.253169 (30 St Vincent Place [de])	John Burnet Sr, 1870-73.	32841
Justiciary Courts	212 Saltmarket	15 December 1970	NS5943664559	55°51′13″N 4°14′49″W / 55.853675°N 4.247033°W / 55.853675; -4.247033 (Justiciary Courts)	The front entrance was designed by William Stark in 1807-1814. The main building was rebuilt in 1910-1913.	32844
1-16 (inclusive Nos) Buckingham Terrace [de], 2, 4 Buckingham Street, 1, 3 Ruskin Place	Great Western Road	15 December 1970	NS5702967267	55°52′38″N 4°17′13″W / 55.877279°N 4.286879°W / 55.877279; -4.286879 (1-16 (inclusive Nos) Buckingham Terrace [de], 2, 4 Buckingham Street, 1, 3 Ruskin Place)	J T Rochead, 1852-54.	32850
Lilybank House	University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill Campus	15 December 1970	NS5679666912	55°52′26″N 4°17′25″W / 55.874023°N 4.290412°W / 55.874023; -4.290412 (Lilybank House)	Built around 1850, in the style of David Hamilton. It was changed several times later.	32853
35-51 (Odd Nos) Hamilton Drive [de], (1-9 Inclusive Nos) Northpark Terrace	Kelvinside	15 December 1970	NS5709767277	55°52′39″N 4°17′09″W / 55.877389°N 4.285798°W / 55.877389; -4.285798 (35-51 (Odd Nos) Hamilton Drive [de], (1-9 Inclusive Nos) Northpark Terrace)	Alexander Thomson, circa 1869.	32874
Cottier Theatre Complex	93-95 (Odd Nos) Hyndland Street	15 December 1970	NS5607866959	55°52′27″N 4°18′07″W / 55.874231°N 4.301902°W / 55.874231; -4.301902 (Cottier Theatre Complex)	William Leiper 1865-66. Former Dowanhill Church and Halls.	32879
Woodbank [de	56 Partickhill Road	15 December 1970	NS5566267007	55°52′28″N 4°18′31″W / 55.874537°N 4.308571°W / 55.874537; -4.308571 (Woodbank [de)	Circa 1841.	32895
1-9 (Inclusive Nos) Ruskin Terrace [de], 1, 1A, 3 Hamilton Park Avenue		15 December 1970	NS5723167155	55°52′35″N 4°17′01″W / 55.876334°N 4.283594°W / 55.876334; -4.283594 (1-9 (Inclusive Nos) Ruskin Terrace [de], 1, 1A, 3 Hamilton Park Avenue)	Circa 1855-58.	32903
Wellington Church	76 University Avenue	6 July 1966	NS5700466748	55°52′21″N 4°17′13″W / 55.872612°N 4.287004°W / 55.872612; -4.287004 (Wellington Church)	T L Watson, 1882-84.	32912
Gilbert Scott Building and Memorial Chapel (with the Lion and Unicorn Staircase)	University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill Campus	15 December 1970	NS5687866664	55°52′19″N 4°17′20″W / 55.871821°N 4.288971°W / 55.871821; -4.288971 (Gilbert Scott Building and Memorial Chapel (with the Lion and Unicorn Staircase))	Designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott in 1867-1870. The tower and spire were finished in 1891. Other parts were added later, including the Lion and Unicorn Staircase from 1690.	32913
Joseph Black Building	University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill Campus	15 January 1985	NS5661466700	55°52′19″N 4°17′36″W / 55.872065°N 4.293206°W / 55.872065; -4.293206 (Joseph Black Building)	T Harold Hughes with D S R Waugh, 1936-9.	32918
Pearce Lodge	University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill Campus	15 December 1970	NS5707066668	55°52′19″N 4°17′09″W / 55.871914°N 4.285908°W / 55.871914; -4.285908 (Pearce Lodge)	Designed by A G Thomson in 1887. It includes old decorative pieces from a college that was taken down.	32925
McMillan Reading Room	University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill Campus	15 January 1985	NS5693966755	55°52′22″N 4°17′17″W / 55.872656°N 4.288045°W / 55.872656; -4.288045 (McMillan Reading Room)	T Harold Hughes and D S R Waugh, 1936-39.	32927
Graham Kerr Building	University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill Campus	15 December 1970	NS5662566631	55°52′17″N 4°17′35″W / 55.871449°N 4.292994°W / 55.871449; -4.292994 (Graham Kerr Building)	Sir John James Burnet, 1923-27	32928
2-10 (inclusive) University Gardens	University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill Campus	15 December 1970	NS5680766794	55°52′23″N 4°17′25″W / 55.872967°N 4.290174°W / 55.872967; -4.290174 (2-10 (inclusive) University Gardens)	John James Burnet, 1882-96.	32931
Salmon House (12 University Gardens)	University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill Campus	15 December 1970	NS5677966820	55°52′23″N 4°17′26″W / 55.873192°N 4.290635°W / 55.873192; -4.290635 (Salmon House (12 University Gardens))	J Gaff Gillespie, 1900.	32932
14 University Gardens	University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill Campus	15 December 1970	NS5677366830	55°52′24″N 4°17′27″W / 55.87328°N 4.290736°W / 55.87328; -4.290736 (14 University Gardens)	John James Burnet, 1904.	32933
The Salon [de	17 Vinicombe Street	22 March 1977	NS5679167237	55°52′37″N 4°17′26″W / 55.876939°N 4.290664°W / 55.876939; -4.290664 (The Salon [de)	Built by Brand and Lithgow in 1913. It was changed several times and became a restaurant in 2007.	32934
Former Botanic Gardens Garage	24 Vinicombe Street	6 February 1989	NS5683867267	55°52′38″N 4°17′24″W / 55.877222°N 4.289929°W / 55.877222; -4.289929 (Former Botanic Gardens Garage)	D V Wyllie, circa 1906-12.	32935
Savings Bank of Glasgow [de]	752-756 (Even Nos) Argyle Street and 3, 5, 7 Shaftesbury Street	15 December 1970	NS5776665519	55°51′42″N 4°16′27″W / 55.861804°N 4.274191°W / 55.861804; -4.274191 (Savings Bank of Glasgow [de])	James Salmon junior and J Gaff Gillespie, 1899-1900, sculpture by Albert Hodge.	32953
181-199 (Odd Nos) Bath Street [de] and Blythswood Street		15 December 1970	NS5847165788	55°51′52″N 4°15′47″W / 55.864427°N 4.263077°W / 55.864427; -4.263077 (181-199 (Odd Nos) Bath Street [de] and Blythswood Street)	Probably John Baird I, begun 1833; with later block by Andrew Robertson, 1930-2. Includes the Glasgow Art Club	32960
King's Theatre	335 Bath Street and Elmbank Street	15 December 1970	NS5811965874	55°51′54″N 4°16′07″W / 55.865095°N 4.268741°W / 55.865095; -4.268741 (King's Theatre)	Frank Matcham, 1903-04.	32963
Mercantile Chambers [de]	39-69 (Odd Nos) Bothwell Street	15 December 1970	NS5858165401	55°51′40″N 4°15′40″W / 55.860985°N 4.261118°W / 55.860985; -4.261118 (Mercantile Chambers [de])	James Salmon junior, 1897-8. Sculptor Derwent Wood.	32980
2-28 (Even Nos) Bothwell Street [de], 123 Hope Street		24 July 1973	NS5871365426	55°51′40″N 4°15′32″W / 55.861248°N 4.259024°W / 55.861248; -4.259024 (2-28 (Even Nos) Bothwell Street [de], 123 Hope Street)	Designed by Alexander Kirkland and John Bryce in 1849. Part of it was replaced in 1892.	32983
21-31 (Odd Nos) (Known As 21) Buchanan Street [de] and 8-28 (Even Nos) Mitchell Street		15 December 1970	NS5891865134	55°51′31″N 4°15′20″W / 55.858686°N 4.2556°W / 55.858686; -4.2556 (21-31 (Odd Nos) (Known As 21) Buchanan Street [de] and 8-28 (Even Nos) Mitchell Street)	William Spence, circa 1879.	32991
Former Wylie and Lochead's [de]	45 Buchanan Street and 34-50 (Even Nos) Mitchell Street	23 March 1977	NS5893165178	55°51′33″N 4°15′19″W / 55.859085°N 4.255415°W / 55.859085; -4.255415 (Former Wylie and Lochead's [de])	Built in sections from 1853-4, with parts designed by James Sellars in 1884.	32992
91 Buchanan Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5897765269	55°51′36″N 4°15′17″W / 55.859916°N 4.254728°W / 55.859916; -4.254728 (91 Buchanan Street [de])	Sir George Washington Browne, 1896.	32998
113-115 (Odd Nos) Buchanan Street [de] and 4 Gordon Street		15 December 1970	NS5899965335	55°51′38″N 4°15′16″W / 55.860515°N 4.254411°W / 55.860515; -4.254411 (113-115 (Odd Nos) Buchanan Street [de] and 4 Gordon Street)	A G Sydney Mitchell, 1887.	33000
Former Western Club	147 Buchanan Street and St Vincent Street	15 December 1970	NS5901865433	55°51′41″N 4°15′15″W / 55.8614°N 4.254159°W / 55.8614; -4.254159 (Former Western Club)	Designed by D and J Hamilton in 1841.	33002
St George's Tron Parish Church	163 Buchanan Street	6 July 1966	NS5903265500	55°51′43″N 4°15′14″W / 55.862006°N 4.25397°W / 55.862006; -4.25397 (St George's Tron Parish Church)	William Stark, 1807. Church of Scotland.	33003
Former Athenaeum Theatre [de]	179 Buchanan Street	6 July 1966	NS5903765562	55°51′45″N 4°15′14″W / 55.862564°N 4.253923°W / 55.862564; -4.253923 (Former Athenaeum Theatre [de])	Sir J J Burnet and J A Campbell, 1891-3.	33004
No 4 Clairmont Gardens		15 December 1970	NS5759266077	55°52′00″N 4°16′38″W / 55.866762°N 4.277262°W / 55.866762; -4.277262 (No 4 Clairmont Gardens)	Previously listed as Category B, it was upgraded to Category A in 1994 because of its high-quality interior.	33008
Former Custom House [de]	298-306 (Even Nos) Clyde Street	15 December 1970	NS5884764881	55°51′23″N 4°15′24″W / 55.856394°N 4.256601°W / 55.856394; -4.256601 (Former Custom House [de])	Designed by John Taylor in 1840. It is now used by the Procurator Fiscal.	33012
49 Derby Street [de], 22, 30 Bentinck Street		6 July 1966	NS5711766068	55°52′00″N 4°17′05″W / 55.866541°N 4.284841°W / 55.866541; -4.284841 (49 Derby Street [de], 22, 30 Bentinck Street)	James Sellars, 1879-80.	33015
17-21 (Odd Nos) Drury Street	Including "The Horse Shoe Bar"	21 July 1988	NS5887365371	55°51′39″N 4°15′23″W / 55.860801°N 4.256441°W / 55.860801; -4.256441 (17-21 (Odd Nos) Drury Street)	Built around 1870, with the inside updated in 1885-87 and 1901. The architect is unknown, but it was inspired by Alexander Thomson.	33016
120 Elmbank Street [de] with 71-83 (Odd Nos) Holland Street and Lodges, 59, 61 Holland Street		15 December 1970	NS5817865784	55°51′51″N 4°16′04″W / 55.864305°N 4.267752°W / 55.864305; -4.267752 (120 Elmbank Street [de] with 71-83 (Odd Nos) Holland Street and Lodges, 59, 61 Holland Street)	The main part was designed by Charles Wilson in 1846, with sculptures by John Mossman. Other parts were added later by different architects.	33022
Central Station & Hotel	Gordon Street	15 December 1970	NS5872765252	55°51′35″N 4°15′31″W / 55.85969°N 4.25871°W / 55.85969; -4.25871 (Central Station & Hotel)	Sir R Rowand Anderson, 1883-4. Extensive additions to Hope Street, James Miller 1900-1907.	33029
6 Gordon Street [de], Part of Former Commercial Bank		6 July 1966	NS5895965350	55°51′38″N 4°15′18″W / 55.860638°N 4.255058°W / 55.860638; -4.255058 (6 Gordon Street [de], Part of Former Commercial Bank)	David Rhind, 1854-7.	33030
20-40 (Even Nos) Gordon Street [de] and 1, 3 West Nile Street		15 December 1970	NS5889765358	55°51′38″N 4°15′22″W / 55.860691°N 4.256052°W / 55.860691; -4.256052 (20-40 (Even Nos) Gordon Street [de] and 1, 3 West Nile Street)	Peddie and Kinnear, 1873.	33031
Grosvenor Building [de]	72-80 (Even Nos) Gordon Street	15 December 1970	NS5879365372	55°51′39″N 4°15′28″W / 55.860786°N 4.257719°W / 55.860786; -4.257719 (Grosvenor Building [de])	Designed by Alexander Thomson in 1864, with extra floors added later.	33034
Mitchell Theatre	Granville Street, Berkeley Street and Kent Road	6 July 1966	NS5782365843	55°51′53″N 4°16′24″W / 55.86473°N 4.273451°W / 55.86473; -4.273451 (Mitchell Theatre)	Designed by James Sellars in 1873-77, with the inside rebuilt. It features sculptures by John Mossman and William Mossman.	33036
Breadalbane Terrace [de]	97-113B (Odd Nos) Hill Street	15 December 1970	NS5832466078	55°52′01″N 4°15′56″W / 55.866987°N 4.265575°W / 55.866987; -4.265575 (Breadalbane Terrace [de])	Possibly Charles Wilson. Built in 2 sections 1845-6 and 1855-6.	33038
Hill Street Synagogue	129 Hill Street and 29 Garnet Street	27 November 1979	NS5819166096	55°52′02″N 4°16′04″W / 55.86711°N 4.267708°W / 55.86711; -4.267708 (Hill Street Synagogue)	John McLeod, in association with N.S. Joseph, 1877-79.	33040
Peel Terrace [de]	102-112 (Even Nos) Hill Street, and 37, 39 Garnethill Street	11 May 1981	NS5831066135	55°52′03″N 4°15′57″W / 55.867495°N 4.265828°W / 55.867495; -4.265828 (Peel Terrace [de])	1841-2. Possibly David Hamilton.	33044
Atlantic Chambers [de]	43, 45, 47 Hope Street and 1A Cadogan Street	15 December 1970	NS5867665241	55°51′34″N 4°15′34″W / 55.859576°N 4.259519°W / 55.859576; -4.259519 (Atlantic Chambers [de])	Sir J J Burnet, 1899.	33050
Central Chambers [de	91-115 (Odd Nos) Hope Street, 2-14 (Even Nos) Waterloo Street and 1-13 (Odd Nos) Bothwell Street	15 December 1970	NS5868565349	55°51′38″N 4°15′34″W / 55.860548°N 4.259431°W / 55.860548; -4.259431 (Central Chambers [de)	Peddie and Kinnear, 1876-77.	33052
157-167 (Odd Nos) Hope Street [de] and 169-175 (Odd Nos) West George Street		6 July 1966	NS5874765544	55°51′44″N 4°15′31″W / 55.862317°N 4.258543°W / 55.862317; -4.258543 (157-167 (Odd Nos) Hope Street [de] and 169-175 (Odd Nos) West George Street)	John A Campbell, 1902.	33053
106, 108, 110 Hope Street [de] (Known As 108)		15 December 1979	NS5876165413	55°51′40″N 4°15′30″W / 55.861145°N 4.258251°W / 55.861145; -4.258251 (106, 108, 110 Hope Street [de] (Known As 108))	Designed by W Forrest Salmon in 1894, with sculpture by W Ferris.	33056
Lion Chambers	170, 172 Hope Street	6 July 1966	NS5882665673	55°51′49″N 4°15′26″W / 55.863498°N 4.257349°W / 55.863498; -4.257349 (Lion Chambers)	James Salmon Jr., 1905.	33059
Theatre Royal	282 Hope Street, Cowcaddens	22 March 1977	NS5890565980	55°51′59″N 4°15′22″W / 55.866278°N 4.256248°W / 55.866278; -4.256248 (Theatre Royal)	Designed by George Bell in 1867. It burned down in 1879 and was rebuilt. After another fire in 1895, it was rebuilt again. It was restored in 1974-5.	33061
Gardner's Warehouse [de]	36 Jamaica Street and 10 Midland Street	6 July 1966	NS5879865017	55°51′27″N 4°15′27″W / 55.857601°N 4.257454°W / 55.857601; -4.257454 (Gardner's Warehouse [de])	Designed by John Baird I in 1855-56. It's an early example of buildings with iron frames.	33065
Atlantic Apartments [de]	69 James Watt Street	15 December 1970	NS5838365127	55°51′30″N 4°15′51″W / 55.858467°N 4.264136°W / 55.858467; -4.264136 (Atlantic Apartments [de])	Circa 1855.	33068
44-54 James Watt Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5840165104	55°51′30″N 4°15′50″W / 55.858265°N 4.263837°W / 55.858265; -4.263837 (44-54 James Watt Street [de])	Circa 1863.	33069
66-72 James Watt Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5840165104	55°51′30″N 4°15′50″W / 55.858265°N 4.263837°W / 55.858265; -4.263837 (66-72 James Watt Street [de])	Probably J Stephen 1847-8.	33070
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum	Kelvingrove Park	15 December 1970	NS5676266309	55°52′07″N 4°17′26″W / 55.868599°N 4.290636°W / 55.868599; -4.290636 (Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum)	Designed by J W Simpson and Milner Allen in 1892, finished in 1901. Many sculptors worked on its decorations, including George Frampton.	33071
Hindu Mandir [de]	1 La Belle Place	6 July 1966	NS5746766059	55°52′00″N 4°16′45″W / 55.866564°N 4.279248°W / 55.866564; -4.279248 (Hindu Mandir [de])	Charles Wilson, 1857. Former Queen's Rooms.	33082
2–5 La Belle Place [de]		15 December 1970	NS5743366058	55°52′00″N 4°16′47″W / 55.866545°N 4.27979°W / 55.866545; -4.27979 (2–5 La Belle Place [de])	Charles Wilson, 1857.	33083
Former Glasgow Herald Building	60-76 (Even Nos) Mitchell Street	15 December 1970	NS5892465238	55°51′35″N 4°15′20″W / 55.859622°N 4.255558°W / 55.859622; -4.255558 (Former Glasgow Herald Building)	John Keppie and Charles Rennie Mackintosh, 1893-5.	33087
Glasgow Stock Exchange	63-77 (Odd Nos) Nelson Mandela Place, West George Street with 153-159 (Odd Nos) Buchanan Street	15 December 1970	NS5902465464	55°51′42″N 4°15′15″W / 55.86168°N 4.254079°W / 55.86168; -4.254079 (Glasgow Stock Exchange)	Designed by John Burnet in 1875-7. Later additions were made by Sir J J Burnet.	33089
Former Daily Record Building [de]	20, 26, 28 Renfield Lane and St Vincent Lane	15 December 1970	NS5878865410	55°51′40″N 4°15′28″W / 55.861126°N 4.257819°W / 55.861126; -4.257819 (Former Daily Record Building [de])	Charles Rennie Mackintosh, 1900-01 and 1903-04.	33099
Pavilion Theatre	121-125 Renfield Street	22 March 1977	NS5893065844	55°51′54″N 4°15′21″W / 55.865064°N 4.255778°W / 55.865064; -4.255778 (Pavilion Theatre)	Bertie Crewe, 1902-4.	33103
Glasgow School of Art	167 Renfrew Street and 11, 15 Dalhousie Street	6 July 1966	NS5843565969	55°51′58″N 4°15′49″W / 55.866041°N 4.263746°W / 55.866041; -4.263746 (Glasgow School of Art)	Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Eastern section, 1897. Western section, 1907-9.	33105
71–75 Robertson Street [de] and 58, 60 Robertson Lane		15 December 1970	NS5854265096	55°51′30″N 4°15′42″W / 55.858235°N 4.261582°W / 55.858235; -4.261582 (71–75 Robertson Street [de] and 58, 60 Robertson Lane)	J A Campbell 1901.	33112
Clyde Navigation Trust [de]	16 Robertson Street	6 July 1966	NS5858664962	55°51′25″N 4°15′39″W / 55.857045°N 4.26081°W / 55.857045; -4.26081 (Clyde Navigation Trust [de])	Designed by Sir J J Burnet in sections from 1883-6, with sculpture by Albert Hodge.	33113
St Aloysius' Church (Roman Catholic)	23, 25 Rose Street	15 December 1970	NS5855966016	55°51′59″N 4°15′42″W / 55.8665°N 4.261791°W / 55.8665; -4.261791 (St Aloysius' Church (Roman Catholic))	C J Menart, 1908-10.	33115
Charing Cross Mansions [de]	2-30 (Even Nos) St George's Road, 540-546 (Even Nos) Sauchiehall Street and 357,359 Renfrew Street	15 December 1970	NS5801766047	55°52′00″N 4°16′14″W / 55.866619°N 4.27046°W / 55.866619; -4.27046 (Charing Cross Mansions [de])	Sir J J Burnet, 1891.	33127
19–30 St Vincent Crescent [de] (Excluding Nos 23, 23A, 23B, 26A) and 21 Corunna Street		15 December 1970	NS5720465704	55°51′48″N 4°17′00″W / 55.863299°N 4.28326°W / 55.863299; -4.28326 (19–30 St Vincent Crescent [de] (Excluding Nos 23, 23A, 23B, 26A) and 21 Corunna Street)	Alexander Kirkland, circa 1855.	33128
31–70 St Vincent Crescent [de] (Excluding Nos 35A,36A,37A,39A) and 30 Corunna Street		15 December 1970	NS5685865806	55°51′51″N 4°17′20″W / 55.864112°N 4.288837°W / 55.864112; -4.288837 (31–70 St Vincent Crescent [de] (Excluding Nos 35A,36A,37A,39A) and 30 Corunna Street)	Alexander Kirkland, 1850 onwards.	33129
115–117 St Vincent Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5878765434	55°51′41″N 4°15′28″W / 55.861341°N 4.257847°W / 55.861341; -4.257847 (115–117 St Vincent Street [de])	John Burnet Sr, 1870.	33138
St Vincent Street Church	261 St Vincent Street	6 July 1966	NS5831365551	55°51′44″N 4°15′56″W / 55.862253°N 4.265475°W / 55.862253; -4.265475 (St Vincent Street Church)	Alexander Thomson, 1857-59. Former United Free Church of Scotland, now Free Church.	33150
84–94 St Vincent Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5890765456	55°51′42″N 4°15′21″W / 55.861574°N 4.255943°W / 55.861574; -4.255943 (84–94 St Vincent Street [de])	John A Campbell 1908-9.	33153
Bank of Scotland (110–120 St Vincent Street [de])	110, 120 St Vincent Street and 29-37 (Odd Nos) Renfield Street and West George Lane	15 December 1970	NS5883665490	55°51′43″N 4°15′26″W / 55.861858°N 4.257094°W / 55.861858; -4.257094 (Bank of Scotland (110–120 St Vincent Street [de]))	James Miller, 1925-27.	33156
Royal Bank Building [de	140, 142 St Vincent Street and 153, 155 Hope Street	21 July 1988	NS5874765494	55°51′43″N 4°15′31″W / 55.861868°N 4.258517°W / 55.861868; -4.258517 (Royal Bank Building [de)	Burnet and Boston, circa 1900.	33159
142a–144 St Vincent Street [de]	The "Hatrack"	6 July 1966	NS5873765497	55°51′43″N 4°15′31″W / 55.861892°N 4.258678°W / 55.861892; -4.258678 (142a–144 St Vincent Street [de])	James Salmon Jnr, 1899-1902.	33160
200 St Vincent Street [de]		6 July 1966	NS5859665543	55°51′44″N 4°15′39″W / 55.862264°N 4.260953°W / 55.862264; -4.260953 (200 St Vincent Street [de])	Designed by Sir J J Burnet in 1926-9, with major changes inside in 1986/7.	33162
Willow Tearooms	217 Sauchiehall Street	15 December 1970	NS5859465838	55°51′54″N 4°15′40″W / 55.864912°N 4.261139°W / 55.864912; -4.261139 (Willow Tearooms)	Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret Macdonald in 1903.	33173
901–903 Sauchiehall Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5712865932	55°51′55″N 4°17′05″W / 55.865323°N 4.284593°W / 55.865323; -4.284593 (901–903 Sauchiehall Street [de])	Charles Wilson, 1853.	33184
336-356 (Even Nos) Sauchiehall Street [de] and 1 Scott Street		15 December 1970	NS5835265943	55°51′57″N 4°15′54″W / 55.865783°N 4.265057°W / 55.865783; -4.265057 (336-356 (Even Nos) Sauchiehall Street [de] and 1 Scott Street)	Alexander Thomson, 1865.	33193
Albany Chambers [de]	528-538 (Even Nos) Sauchiehall Street	15 December 1970	NS5804066017	55°51′59″N 4°16′12″W / 55.866356°N 4.270077°W / 55.866356; -4.270077 (Albany Chambers [de])	Sir J J Burnet, 1896-7.	33199
The Egyptian Halls	84-100 Union Street	6 July 1966	NS5886165263	55°51′35″N 4°15′24″W / 55.859828°N 4.256577°W / 55.859828; -4.256577 (The Egyptian Halls)	Alexander Thomson, 1871-3.	33208
Ca d’Oro Building	122-136 (Even Nos) Union Street and 41-55 (Odd Nos) Gordon Street and Union Place	15 December 1970	NS5886465320	55°51′37″N 4°15′24″W / 55.86034°N 4.256559°W / 55.86034; -4.256559 (Ca d’Oro Building)	John Honeyman, 1872.	33209
Former Waterloo Street Post Office [de], Parcels Office	50 Waterloo Street with 81 Wellington Street	15 December 1970	NS5858365364	55°51′38″N 4°15′40″W / 55.860653°N 4.261067°W / 55.860653; -4.261067 (Former Waterloo Street Post Office [de], Parcels Office)	W T Oldrieve (for the Office of Works), 1903-05.	33214
Former Sun Life Building [de]	117, 121 West George Street and 38-42 (Even Nos) Renfield Street	15 December 1970	NS5889365510	55°51′43″N 4°15′22″W / 55.862055°N 4.256195°W / 55.862055; -4.256195 (Former Sun Life Building [de])	William Leiper, 1889-94.	33223
4 Nelson Mandela Place [de]		15 December 1970	NS5904965538	55°51′44″N 4°15′13″W / 55.862352°N 4.253719°W / 55.862352; -4.253719 (4 Nelson Mandela Place [de])	A N Paterson, 1908-10.	33233
Former Athenaeum de	8 Nelson Mandela Place	6 July 1966	NS5902465544	55°51′45″N 4°15′15″W / 55.862398°N 4.254121°W / 55.862398; -4.254121 (Former Athenaeum de)	Sir J J Burnet, 1886.	33234
Royal Faculty of Procurators	68 West George Street, 12 Nelson Mandela Place	6 July 1966	NS5899265526	55°51′44″N 4°15′17″W / 55.862227°N 4.254622°W / 55.862227; -4.254622 (Royal Faculty of Procurators)	Charles Wilson, 1854.	33235
Cornhill House [de]	144, 146 West George Street	15 December 1970	NS5882965580	55°51′46″N 4°15′26″W / 55.862664°N 4.257253°W / 55.862664; -4.257253 (Cornhill House [de])	James Sellars, 1879 with sculpture by William Mossman.	33241
196–198 West George Street [de] and 118 Wellington Street		15 December 1970	NS5870265604	55°51′46″N 4°15′33″W / 55.862843°N 4.259293°W / 55.862843; -4.259293 (196–198 West George Street [de] and 118 Wellington Street)	Circa 1830. Probably by John Brash.	33246
Finnieston Crane	Stobcross Quay	14 April 1989	NS5710365150	55°51′30″N 4°17′04″W / 55.858295°N 4.28458°W / 55.858295; -4.28458 (Finnieston Crane)	Built in 1926, finished in 1931.	33285
140–142 Balgrayhill Road [de], including Redclyffe		22 March 1977	NS6060768368	55°53′18″N 4°13′49″W / 55.888213°N 4.230303°W / 55.888213; -4.230303 (140–142 Balgrayhill Road [de], including Redclyffe)	Charles Rennie Mackintosh, 1890, for his cousin James Hamilton.	33288
Springburn Winter Gardens	Springburn Park	22 March 1985	NS6081468448	55°53′20″N 4°13′37″W / 55.888991°N 4.227037°W / 55.888991; -4.227037 (Springburn Winter Gardens)	Built by Simpson and Farmer in 1899-1900.	33298
Elder Cottage Hospital [de]	1A Drumoyne Drive and Langlands Road	15 December 1970	NS5440865496	55°51′38″N 4°19′40″W / 55.860595°N 4.327783°W / 55.860595; -4.327783 (Elder Cottage Hospital [de])	Sir John James Burnet, 1902.	33300
Statue of Mrs John Elder [de]	Elder Park	15 December 1970	NS5455265587	55°51′41″N 4°19′32″W / 55.861455°N 4.325534°W / 55.861455; -4.325534 (Statue of Mrs John Elder [de])	Sculpted by Archibald McFarlane Shannan.	33304
Elder Park Library [de]	228A Langlands Road and Elder Park Street	15 December 1970	NS5477765640	55°51′43″N 4°19′19″W / 55.861999°N 4.32197°W / 55.861999; -4.32197 (Elder Park Library [de])	Sir John James Burnet, 1902-3.	33310
Govan Graving Docks [de]	18 Clydebrae Street	15 May 1987	NS5609065462	55°51′39″N 4°18′03″W / 55.860795°N 4.300915°W / 55.860795; -4.300915 (Govan Graving Docks [de])	Designed by James Deas and Alex Lister, built in stages from 1869 to 1898.	33336
Former British Linen Bank [de]	816, 818 Govan Road, 1, 3 Water Row	15 December 1970	NS5542865763	55°51′48″N 4°18′42″W / 55.863299°N 4.311644°W / 55.863299; -4.311644 (Former British Linen Bank [de])	James Salmon and Son, and J G Gillespie, 1899.	33351
Pearce Institute [de]	840, 860 Govan Road	6 July 1966	NS5536265794	55°51′49″N 4°18′46″W / 55.863558°N 4.312714°W / 55.863558; -4.312714 (Pearce Institute [de])	Sir R Rowand Anderson, designed 1892, built 1902-5.	33352
Govan Old Parish Church	866, 868 Govan Road	6 July 1966	NS5534965916	55°51′53″N 4°18′47″W / 55.864649°N 4.312986°W / 55.864649; -4.312986 (Govan Old Parish Church)	Sir R Rowand Anderson 1883-8, chancel lengthened 1906 and dedicated in 1908.	33353
Govan Shipbuilders Ltd, General Offices	1030, 1048 Govan Road	15 December 1970	NS5468866024	55°51′56″N 4°19′25″W / 55.86542°N 4.323597°W / 55.86542; -4.323597 (Govan Shipbuilders Ltd, General Offices)	Honeyman and Keppie, 1890. Listing excludes the 1956 extension to the west.	33356
Govan Shipbuilders' Store, Former Engine Works of Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company	1048 Govan Road	15 May 1987	NS5468866024	55°51′56″N 4°19′25″W / 55.86542°N 4.323597°W / 55.86542; -4.323597 (Govan Shipbuilders' Store, Former Engine Works of Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company)	Designed by Angus Kennedy, completed in 1871.	33357
Former Prince's Dock Hydraulic Power Station [de]	1 Pacific Quay	15 December 1970	NS5690865009	55°51′25″N 4°17′15″W / 55.856972°N 4.287618°W / 55.856972; -4.287618 (Former Prince's Dock Hydraulic Power Station [de])	Burnet, Son and Campbell, 1894.	33360
The Knowe [de]	301 Albert Drive	15 December 1970	NS5751663408	55°50′34″N 4°16′37″W / 55.842778°N 4.277073°W / 55.842778; -4.277073 (The Knowe [de])	Alexander Thomson, begun circa 1852.	33371
Miller and Lang Building [de]	50 Darnley Street, Pollokshields	22 March 1977	NS5799763409	55°50′35″N 4°16′10″W / 55.842929°N 4.269398°W / 55.842929; -4.269398 (Miller and Lang Building [de])	Designed by D B Dobson in 1902. It's listed as Category A for its amazing Art Nouveau office interiors.	33402
Pollokshields Burgh Hall	70 and 72 Glencairn Drive	15 December 1970	NS5685562973	55°50′19″N 4°17′15″W / 55.838677°N 4.28739°W / 55.838677; -4.28739 (Pollokshields Burgh Hall)	Designed by H E Clifford in 1888-90, with additions in 1935.	33411
Ellisland [de]	200 Nithsdale Road	15 December 1970	NS5693863352	55°50′32″N 4°17′11″W / 55.842104°N 4.286266°W / 55.842104; -4.286266 (Ellisland [de])	Alexander Thomson, 1871.	33450
Castlehill (Glasgow) [de]	202 Nithsdale Road	15 December 1970	NS5689263367	55°50′32″N 4°17′13″W / 55.842225°N 4.287007°W / 55.842225; -4.287007 (Castlehill (Glasgow) [de])	Alexander Thomson, 1870.	33451
Pollok House	2060 Pollokshaws Road	6 July 1966	NS5490761802	55°49′39″N 4°19′04″W / 55.827582°N 4.317843°W / 55.827582; -4.317843 (Pollok House)	Possibly Allan Dreghorn. Dated 1752.	33455
Bridge over White Cart Water at Pollok House	2060 Pollokshaws Road	6 July 1966	NS5488661731	55°49′37″N 4°19′05″W / 55.826939°N 4.31814°W / 55.826939; -4.31814 (Bridge over White Cart Water at Pollok House)	Built 1757-8.	33456
Stables of Pollok House	2060 Pollokshaws Road	6 July 1966	NS5499461661	55°49′35″N 4°18′59″W / 55.826343°N 4.31638°W / 55.826343; -4.31638 (Stables of Pollok House)	Mostly from the 1600s to 1800s. These used to be stables for Pollok House and include parts from an older castle.	33457
Benefrey [de]	124 Springkell Avenue	15 December 1970	NS5577763054	55°50′21″N 4°18′17″W / 55.839083°N 4.304632°W / 55.839083; -4.304632 (Benefrey [de])	W Hunter McNab, 1910.	33486
Former Caledonia Road Church	1 Caledonia Road	6 July 1966	NS5893263851	55°50′50″N 4°15′17″W / 55.847172°N 4.254709°W / 55.847172; -4.254709 (Former Caledonia Road Church)	Alexander Thomson, 1856.	33497
40-61 (Inclusive) Carlton Place [de] and 16 Nicholson Street		15 December 1970	NS5891664582	55°51′13″N 4°15′19″W / 55.85373°N 4.255344°W / 55.85373; -4.255344 (40-61 (Inclusive) Carlton Place [de] and 16 Nicholson Street)	Designed by Peter Nicholson in 1802-4. Laurieston House has amazing plaster work inside.	33499
Former Eglinton Engine Works [de]	27-117 (Odd Nos) Cook Street (Westbridge Gardens) and 181 and 183 West Street	17 June 1986	NS5830664278	55°51′03″N 4°15′54″W / 55.850822°N 4.264922°W / 55.850822; -4.264922 (Former Eglinton Engine Works [de])	Built from circa 1855.	33504
162–170 Gorbals Street [de]		15 December 1970	NS5896764171	55°51′00″N 4°15′16″W / 55.850055°N 4.254317°W / 55.850055; -4.254317 (162–170 Gorbals Street [de])	Designed by James Salmon, Jr. in 1900. It used to be a bank and has special Glasgow style details.	33513
Scotland Street School	225 Scotland Street	6 July 1966	NS5775264142	55°50′58″N 4°16′25″W / 55.849438°N 4.273692°W / 55.849438; -4.273692 (Scotland Street School)	Charles Rennie Mackintosh between 1903 and 1907.	33534
Craigie Hall [de]	6 Rowan Road, Dumbreck	27 April 1978	NS5554463935	55°50′49″N 4°18′32″W / 55.846923°N 4.308818°W / 55.846923; -4.308818 (Craigie Hall [de])	Designed by John Honeyman in 1872. Later additions were made by John Keppie and Charles Rennie Mackintosh.	33583
Leverndale Hospital, Towerview Unit [de]	510 Crookston Road	15 December 1970	NS5162462691	55°50′04″N 4°22′14″W / 55.834565°N 4.370688°W / 55.834565; -4.370688 (Leverndale Hospital, Towerview Unit [de])	Malcolm Stark and Rowntree, 1890-5. Additions by D Barclay, 1903.	33597
Former Springburn College [de]	110-136 (Even Nos) Flemington Street	29 January 1990	NS6056967426	55°52′47″N 4°13′50″W / 55.879745°N 4.230424°W / 55.879745; -4.230424 (Former Springburn College [de])	James Miller, 1903-9.	33612
Tollcross House [de]	591 Tollcross Road	15 December 1970	NS6361963607	55°50′47″N 4°10′47″W / 55.84633°N 4.179787°W / 55.84633; -4.179787 (Tollcross House [de])	David Bryce, 1848.	33648
Daldowie Dovecot	Hamilton Road	12 January 1971	NS6677762899	55°50′27″N 4°07′45″W / 55.840856°N 4.129041°W / 55.840856; -4.129041 (Daldowie Dovecot)	A round building from the mid-1700s, used for doves.	33668
Southern Necropolis Lodge	316 Caledonia Road, Rutherglen Road	15 December 1970	NS5951163475	55°50′38″N 4°14′43″W / 55.843965°N 4.245274°W / 55.843965; -4.245274 (Southern Necropolis Lodge)	Charles Wilson, 1848. The main cemetery is Category B.	33685
St Francis Church and Presbytery [de]	405, 407 Cumberland Street	15 December 1970	NS5949363749	55°50′47″N 4°14′45″W / 55.84642°N 4.245703°W / 55.84642; -4.245703 (St Francis Church and Presbytery [de])	Designed by Gilbert Blount in 1868; rebuilt in 1878-81.	33690
St Andrews Suspension Bridge [de]	Adelphi Street/Glasgow Green	23 March 1992	NS5995964001	55°50′56″N 4°14′18″W / 55.848818°N 4.238397°W / 55.848818; -4.238397 (St Andrews Suspension Bridge [de])	Neil Robson and Charles O'Neill, 1853-5.	33692
Sentinel Works [de]	61 Jessie Street, Polmadie	13 May 1991	NS5966662502	55°50′07″N 4°14′32″W / 55.835275°N 4.242298°W / 55.835275; -4.242298 (Sentinel Works [de])	Designed by Archibald Leitch in 1903-1904. It's the oldest building in Scotland made with reinforced concrete.	33693
Aikenhead House [de]	325 Carmunnock Road, King's Park	15 December 1970	NS5964060268	55°48′55″N 4°14′30″W / 55.81521°N 4.241558°W / 55.81521; -4.241558 (Aikenhead House [de])	Probably designed by David Hamilton in 1806, with additions in 1823.	33708
Ruchill Hospital, Water Tower	520 Bilsland Drive	6 April 1992	NS5838568292	55°53′13″N 4°15′57″W / 55.886882°N 4.265759°W / 55.886882; -4.265759 (Ruchill Hospital, Water Tower)	Alexander Beith McDonald, 1892.	33750
Kelvin Stevenson Memorial Church	62 Belmont Street, 93 and 99 Garriochmill Road	15 December 1970	NS5753367233	55°52′38″N 4°16′44″W / 55.877123°N 4.278812°W / 55.877123; -4.278812 (Kelvin Stevenson Memorial Church)	John James Stevenson, 1898-1902. Church of Scotland.	33753
Queens Cross Church and Hall	870 Garscube Road	6 July 1966	NS5797667572	55°52′49″N 4°16′19″W / 55.880298°N 4.271915°W / 55.880298; -4.271915 (Queens Cross Church and Hall)	Charles Rennie Mackintosh, 1896-99.	33764
St Columba of Iona Roman Catholic Church [de] and Presbytery	74 and 76 Hopehill Road	6 April 1992	NS5829567132	55°52′35″N 4°16′00″W / 55.876441°N 4.26659°W / 55.876441; -4.26659 (St Columba of Iona Roman Catholic Church [de] and Presbytery)	1937, Gillespie, Kidd & Coia.	33765
Former St George’s In the Fields [de]	485 St George's Road	6 July 1966	NS5845866865	55°52′27″N 4°15′50″W / 55.874092°N 4.263847°W / 55.874092; -4.263847 (Former St George’s In the Fields [de])	1885-6. H and D Barclay.	33782
St Mary's Roman Catholic Church	99 Abercromby Street	16 March 1993	NS6070064541	55°51′14″N 4°13′37″W / 55.853881°N 4.226849°W / 55.853881; -4.226849 (St Mary's Roman Catholic Church)	Goldie and Child, 1841-2.	33810
105–169 Bell Street [de]		22 March 1977	NS5976064987	55°51′27″N 4°14′31″W / 55.857612°N 4.242083°W / 55.857612; -4.242083 (105–169 Bell Street [de])	Built 1882.	33814
Shelter (Bridgeton Umbrella [de])	Bridgeton Cross	16 March 1993	NS6070963997	55°50′56″N 4°13′35″W / 55.848999°N 4.226426°W / 55.848999; -4.226426 (Shelter (Bridgeton Umbrella [de]))	1874.	33818
Alexander's School	94 Duke Street	15 December 1970	NS6018265190	55°51′34″N 4°14′08″W / 55.859557°N 4.235451°W / 55.859557; -4.235451 (Alexander's School)	Designed by John Burnet Sr. in 1858. It used to be a school and now has small businesses.	33827
The Doulton Fountain [de]	Glasgow Green	15 December 1970	NS6010564314	55°51′06″N 4°14′10″W / 55.85167°N 4.236229°W / 55.85167; -4.236229 (The Doulton Fountain [de])	A E Pearce, 1888.	33836
Nelson Monument	Glasgow Green	15 December 1970	NS5982464302	55°51′05″N 4°14′27″W / 55.851481°N 4.240707°W / 55.851481; -4.240707 (Nelson Monument)	David Hamilton, 1806.	33837
People's Palace	Glasgow Green	15 December 1970	NS6002964265	55°51′04″N 4°14′15″W / 55.851208°N 4.237416°W / 55.851208; -4.237416 (People's Palace)	A B MacDonald, City Engineer, 1894-8.	33838
Mercat Building [de]	15-23 (Odd Nos) London Road and 26 Gallowgate	15 December 1970	NS5969064845	55°51′23″N 4°14′35″W / 55.856317°N 4.243127°W / 55.856317; -4.243127 (Mercat Building [de])	A Graham Henderson, 1928-1933.	33851
Church of The Sacred Heart [de]	50-56 (Even Nos) Old Dalmarnock Road	15 December 1970	NS6089863678	55°50′46″N 4°13′24″W / 55.84619°N 4.223246°W / 55.84619; -4.223246 (Church of The Sacred Heart [de])	Designed by C J Menart in 1909-10. It had later changes, including fresco restoration.	33855
Templeton Carpet Factory	62 Templeton Street	6 July 1966	NS6032564163	55°51′01″N 4°13′58″W / 55.850378°N 4.23264°W / 55.850378; -4.23264 (Templeton Carpet Factory)	William Leiper, 1889.	33857
Provan Hall	Auchinlea Park, Easterhouse	15 December 1970	NS6675566324	55°52′18″N 4°07′52″W / 55.871601°N 4.131076°W / 55.871601; -4.131076 (Provan Hall)	This house might be from the late medieval period, keeping many of its original old parts.	33863
Gartloch Hospital	Gartloch Road	14 June 1991	NS6835967134	55°52′46″N 4°06′21″W / 55.879315°N 4.105854°W / 55.879315; -4.105854 (Gartloch Hospital)	Thomson and Sandilands, 1889.	33868
Walmer Crescent	Cessnock	6 July 1966	NS5632364465	55°51′07″N 4°17′48″W / 55.851914°N 4.296668°W / 55.851914; -4.296668 (Walmer Crescent)	Alexander Thomson, 1857-62.	33876
St Andrew’s East Church [de]	681 Alexandra Parade and 6 Easter Craigs	15 December 1970	NS6187565529	55°51′47″N 4°12′31″W / 55.863089°N 4.208598°W / 55.863089; -4.208598 (St Andrew’s East Church [de])	James Miller, 1903.	33879
Cast-iron Fountain (Saracen Fountain)	Alexandra Park	17 June 1992	NS6190065687	55°51′52″N 4°12′30″W / 55.864515°N 4.208279°W / 55.864515; -4.208279 (Cast-iron Fountain (Saracen Fountain))	Made by Walter Macfarlane & Co. It was first shown at the 1901 Glasgow Empire Exhibition.	33880
The Necropolis	Cathedral Square	15 December 1970	NS6048265549	55°51′46″N 4°13′51″W / 55.862868°N 4.230847°W / 55.862868; -4.230847 (The Necropolis)	Opened May 1833.	33890
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church	73 Craigpark	23 September 1994	NS6101065499	55°51′45″N 4°13′21″W / 55.862571°N 4.222392°W / 55.862571; -4.222392 (Our Lady of Good Counsel Church)	1964-5, Gillespie, Kidd & Coia.	33891
176 Duke Street, Kirkhaven [de]		15 December 1970	NS6052765091	55°51′32″N 4°13′48″W / 55.858769°N 4.229893°W / 55.858769; -4.229893 (176 Duke Street, Kirkhaven [de])	Peddie and Kinnear, 1857-8.	33899
St Anne's Church and Presbytery	17-23 (Odd Nos) Whitevale Street	27 November 1979	NS6139464936	55°51′27″N 4°12′58″W / 55.857627°N 4.215974°W / 55.857627; -4.215974 (St Anne's Church and Presbytery)	Jack Coia of Gillespie, Kidd & Coia, 1931-3.	33912
52–54 Langside Drive [de]		19 March 1991	NS5731560342	55°48′55″N 4°16′43″W / 55.815193°N 4.278669°W / 55.815193; -4.278669 (52–54 Langside Drive [de])	A villa from the late 1800s. It's listed for its amazing, almost untouched Glasgow Style interior.	33936
Former Waverley Cinema [de]	18 Moss-Side Road	17 June 1992	NS5718062130	55°49′52″N 4°16′54″W / 55.831205°N 4.281761°W / 55.831205; -4.281761 (Former Waverley Cinema [de])	Watson, Salmond and Gray, 1922.	33941
Holmwood House	61, 63 Netherlee Road	17 June 1967	NS5850559695	55°48′35″N 4°15′34″W / 55.809734°N 4.259358°W / 55.809734; -4.259358 (Holmwood House)	Alexander Thomson, 1857-59.	33944
Pollokshaws Burgh Hall	2025 Pollokshaws Road	15 December 1970	NS5612561514	55°49′31″N 4°17′54″W / 55.825362°N 4.298264°W / 55.825362; -4.298264 (Pollokshaws Burgh Hall)	Robert Rowand Anderson, 1895-8.	33953
Anniesland Court	833-861 (Odd Nos) Crow Road, Anniesland	2 April 1996	NS5467368865	55°53′27″N 4°19′31″W / 55.89092°N 4.325361°W / 55.89092; -4.325361 (Anniesland Court)	Jack Holmes and Partners, 1966-8.	43034
St Andrew's East Church Hall	685 Alexandra Parade	15 December 1970	NS6189565518	55°51′47″N 4°12′30″W / 55.862996°N 4.208273°W / 55.862996; -4.208273 (St Andrew's East Church Hall)	James Salmon Junior and J Gaff Gillespie, 1899.	48569
Scottish Ambulance Service station and St Andrew’s House [de], St Andrew's Ambulance Association	30 Maitland Street and 54 Milton Street	7 February 2005	NS5888166138	55°52′04″N 4°15′24″W / 55.867689°N 4.256713°W / 55.867689; -4.256713 (Scottish Ambulance Service station and St Andrew’s House [de], St Andrew's Ambulance Association)	Construction started around 1966-70 by Skinner, Bailey & Lubetkin, and others.	50073
Burrell Collection	2060 Pollokshaws Road, Pollok Country Park	23 January 2013	NS5548662138	55°49′51″N 4°18′27″W / 55.830833°N 4.3075°W / 55.830833; -4.3075 (Burrell Collection)	Barry Gasson Architects (firm), 1971-1983.	52002