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 |
Historic England also maintains a national register of buildings at risk. Currently there are two BARs in Lincoln - The Roman east gate, Eastgate, and Lincoln Cathedral.