Listing: II

Britain’s listed buildings have special architectural or historic interest and are legally protected.

Grade II buildings are of special interest – around 91.7% of all listed buildings are in this class and it is the most likely grade of listing for a home owners.

All of the listed Memory Palaces link through to the official listing on the Historic England website.

ActOne cinema on Acton High Street
ActOne cinema on Acton High Street

Ealing — West

ActOne

119 High Street, W3 6NA

2021—

Acton Central

Camden Hippodrome Picture Theatre 10

Camden — North

Camden Hippodrome Picture Theatre

1 Camden High Street, NW1 7JE

1913—1940

Mornington Crescent

Capitol, Forest Hill 8

Lewisham — South

Capitol, Forest Hill

11-21 London Road, SE23 3TW

1929—1973

Forest Hill

Carlton, Haymarket 1

Westminster — Central

Carlton, Haymarket

63-65 Haymarket, SW1Y 4RQ

1927—2023

Piccadilly Circus

Cine Lumiere 10

Kensington and Chelsea — Central

Cine Lumiere

17 Queensberry Place, SW7 2DT

1996—

South Kensington

Coronation, Manor Park 1

Newham — East

Coronation Cinema, Manor Park

501 High Street North, E12 6TH

1911—1968

Manor Park

Coronet, Eltham 7

Greenwich — South

Coronet, Eltham

99 Well Hall Road, SE9 6LX

1936—2000

Welling

Curzon Bloomsbury 1

Camden — Central

Curzon Bloomsbury

Brunswick Square, WC1N 1AW

1972—

Russell Square

Curzon Mayfair 6

Westminster — Central

Curzon Mayfair

32 Curzon Street, Mayfair

1934—

Green Park

Electric Theatre, Islington 1

Islington — North

Electric Theatre, Islington

75 Upper Street, N1 0NU

1909—1916

Angel

Everyman, Barnet 1

Barnet — North

Everyman, Barnet

Great North Road, New Barnet EN5 1AB

1935—

High Barnet

Forum, Kentish Town 9

Camden — North

Forum, Kentish Town

9 Highgate Road, NW5 1JY

1934—1970

Kentish Town