Buildings at risk
Historic buildings are sometimes left vacant for long periods, leading to deterioration due to lack of maintenance. The council maintains a local buildings at risk register, to enable the condition of such buildings to be monitored and remedial action taken when necessary. The buildings at risk register is a valuable source of information which may be of considerable interest to individuals and businesses interested in historic building refurbishment schemes.
Buildings on the register
| Number | Name and Address |
|---|---|
| BAR003 | Former Cemetary Chapels, Canwick Road Cemetary, Canwick Road |
| BAR018 | Band Cottage, 16 Mill Road |
| BAR036 | 78-88 Newland, St James Terrace |
| BAR042 | Footbridge over River Witham, Brayford Wharf East |
| BAR051 | St Mary's Guildhall, North Range, High Street |
| BAR052 | 18 Silver Street, Lincoln Constitutional Club |
| BAR055 | Franciscan Friary/Greyfriars Building, Broadgate |
| BAR056 | Garden Temple, Temple Gardens |
| BAR057 | Ruined Medieval Building, Temple Gardens |
| BAR058 | Usher Art Gallery Garden Pavilion and Terrace Wall, Temple Gardens |
| BAR059 | Telephone Kiosks, Lindum Road |
More information on these buildings can be found on the Heritage Connect website. You need to search Character Areas by street to find each of the buildings above, then look in Related Information - Monuments. Alternately contact the Heritage Team.
English Heritage also maintains a national register of buildings at risk. Currently there are two BARs in Lincoln - The Roman east gate, Eastgate, and Lincoln Cathedral.