Anglican parish church mainly C15 Local rubble with granite dressings and slate roofs. Chancel and Nave, North and South Aisles, South Porch west tower. Ro…
One of the ring of C19 land forts built to defend Plymouth. Overlooks River Tamar. Irregular pentagonal plan, with deep ditch on four sides protected by ca…
Sawmill built between 1856 and 1859. The saw mills ceased to be used as such in 1987, but the ground floor remained in light industrial and storage use unt…
Former variety theatre and hotel, built 1898. A significant building in an area where major regeneration has been underway. Historic England has offered gr…
Designed by Robert Adam and built in 1783, built as a triumphal arch and eye-catcher to be viewed from Saltram House. Now within a golf course. It was adve…
Dockyard smithery built 1771, modified C19 and reconstructed c1897. It remained in use until 1987 when structural faults were discovered. There is continue…
The island incorporates numerous defences/military monuments from 1549 to C20. It was held for Parliament during the Civil War and used for defence purpose…
The Melville building was constructed c1826-1832 as stores and offices for the Victualling Board to the design of Sir John Rennie Jnr, and forms part of th…
Major C19 fort complex forming part of the ring of defences around Plymouth. Most recently used as a base for training divers, it is now disused. A scheme …
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