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[[File:Aberdeen council.PNG|thumb|Aberdeen shown within Scotland]]

This is a list of [[listed building#Scotland|Category A]] [[listed building]]s in [[Aberdeen]], [[Scotland]].

In Scotland, the term listed building refers to a building or other structure officially designated as being of "special architectural or historic interest".<ref>{{cite book |url=http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/scotlands-listed-buildings.pdf |title=Guide to the Protection of Scotland's Listed Buildings |accessdate=2010-05-05 |last= |first= |coauthors= |year=2009 |work= |publisher=Historic Scotland |page=4 |isbn= 978-1-84917-013-0}}</ref> Category A structures are those considered to be "buildings of national or international importance, either architectural or historic, or fine little-altered examples of some particular period, style or building type."<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/index/heritage/historicandlistedbuildings/listing.htm |title=What is Listing? |accessdate=2010-05-05 |last= |first= |coauthors= |date= |work= |publisher=Historic Scotland }}</ref> Listing was begun by a provision in the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1947, and the current legislative basis for listing is the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997.<ref name=shep>{{cite book |url=http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/shep.pdf |title=Scottish Historic Environment Policy |accessdate=2010-05-05 |last= |first= |coauthors= |date=October 2008 |publisher=Historic Scotland |pages=24–25 |isbn=978-1-84917-002-4}}</ref> The authority for listing rests with [[Historic Scotland]], an [[executive agency]] of the [[Scottish Government]], which inherited this role from the Scottish Development Department in 1991. Once listed, severe restrictions are imposed on the modifications allowed to a building's structure or its fittings. Listed building consent must be obtained from local authorities prior to any alteration to such a structure.<ref name=shep/> There are approximately 47,400 listed buildings in Scotland, of which around 8% (some 3,800) are Category A.<ref>''Guide to the Protection of Scotland's Listed Buildings'', p. 17.</ref>

The [[subdivisions of Scotland|council area]] of [[Politics of Aberdeen|Aberdeen City]] covers {{convert|184.5|km2}}, and has a population of around 210,400. There are 68 Category A listed buildings in the area. Much of the [[architecture of Aberdeen]] is built in the distinctive local [[granite]], leading to the nickname, "The Granite City". During the first half of the 19th century, the most prominent architect in Aberdeen was [[Archibald Simpson]] (1790–1847), who completed many of the major public buildings in the city. Older buildings include the medieval [[Brig o' Balgownie]] and King's College Chapel, and the oldest town houses in the city: [[Provost Skene]]'s house (1545),<ref name=skene>{{cite web |url=http://hsewsf.sedsh.gov.uk/hslive/hsstart?P_HBNUM=20156|title=Broad Street (Formerly 45 Guestrow), Provost Skene's House And Archway On Front Boundary, Listed Building Report|publisher=Historic Scotland |accessdate=2010-07-14}}</ref> and [[Provost John Ross|Provost Ross]]' house (1593).<ref name=ross>{{cite web |url=http://hsewsf.sedsh.gov.uk/hslive/hsstart?P_HBNUM=20484|title=48 and 50 Shiprow, (Including Former House Of Provost Ross), Listed Building Report|publisher=Historic Scotland |accessdate=2010-07-14}}</ref> More recently, [[Robert Matthew|Sir Robert Matthew]]'s Crombie Halls of Residence at the University, completed in 1960, were listed at Category A in 2004.<ref name=Crombie>{{cite web |url=http://hsewsf.sedsh.gov.uk/hslive/hsstart?P_HBNUM=50016|title=Crombie Halls Of Residence, Meston Walk, Listed Building Report|publisher=Historic Scotland |accessdate=2010-07-14}}</ref> Other A-listed structures include a rare surviving [[turntable (rail)|locomotive turntable]],<ref name=turntable>{{cite web |url=http://hsewsf.sedsh.gov.uk/hslive/hsstart?P_HBNUM=43378|title=Polmuir Avenue, Ferryhill Motive Power Depot, Locomotive Turntable, Listed Building Report|publisher=Historic Scotland |accessdate=2010-07-14}}</ref> an early [[suspension bridge]] by [[Samuel Brown (Royal Navy officer)|Samuel Brown]],<ref name=wellington>{{cite web |url=http://hsewsf.sedsh.gov.uk/hslive/hsstart?P_HBNUM=20073|title=Wellington Suspension Bridge Over River Dee, At Craiglug, Listed Building Report|publisher=Historic Scotland |accessdate=2010-07-14}}</ref> the intact Victorian [[Tivoli Theatre (Aberdeen)|Tivoli Theatre]],<ref name=tivoli>{{cite web |url=http://hsewsf.sedsh.gov.uk/hslive/hsstart?P_HBNUM=20333|title=Guild Street And 1 Trinity Street, Tivoli Theatre, Listed Building Report|publisher=Historic Scotland |accessdate=2010-07-14}}</ref> and Scotland's oldest iron-framed mill building.<ref name=broadford>{{cite web |url=http://hsewsf.sedsh.gov.uk/hslive/hsstart?P_HBNUM=43908|title=Maberly Street, Broadford Works With Returns To Ann Street And Hutcheon Street, Listed Building Report|publisher=Historic Scotland |accessdate=2010-07-14}}</ref>

==Listed buildings ==

{{HS listed building header| council_iso = GB-ABE | council_area = [[Aberdeen]] | lb_type = Category A}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 2230

| name = Lidell's Monument

| date_listed = 16 Apr 1971

| location = [[Dyce]]

| notes = 17th-century monument to Duncan Lidell (1561–1613)

| grid_ref = NJ8692515198

| lat = 57.227327

| lon = -2.218189

|image=Lidell's Monument.JPG

|commonscat=Lidell's Monument, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 2245

| name = Old Parish Church of Dyce with Churchyard Wall and Watchhouse

| date_listed = 16 Apr 1971

| location = [[Dyce]]

| notes = 13th/14th-century church, much altered

| grid_ref = NJ8752715413

| lat = 57.229275

| lon = -2.20823

|image=Old Parish Church of Dyce.JPG

|commonscat=Old Parish Church Of Dyce With Churchyard Wall And Watchhouse

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 15714

| name = Culter House (St. Margaret's School for Girls Boarding House)

| date_listed = 16 Apr 1971

| location = [[Peterculter]]

| notes = 17th-century country house

| grid_ref = NJ8448001343

| lat = 57.102792

| lon = -2.257815

|image=The front view of Culter House - geograph.org.uk - 614868.jpg

|commonscat=Culter House

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 15733

| name = [[Shakkin' Briggie]] (St. Devenick's Bridge, Morrison's Bridge)

| date_listed = 16 Apr 1971

| location = [[Cults, Aberdeenshire|Cults]]

| notes = Suspension footbridge of 1837

| grid_ref = NJ8977002609

| lat = 57.114314

| lon = -2.170548

| image = SkakkinBriggie-68509-PeterWard.jpg

|commonscat=Shakkin Briggie

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 18985

| name = Grandholm Works, Old Spinning Mill, Wing Mill, Engine and Turbine Houses

| date_listed = 25 Nov 1991

| location = Grandholm Drive

| notes = 18th- and 19th-century textile mill, the largest vertically integrated tweed mill in Scotland

| grid_ref = NJ9257009602

| lat = 57.177186

| lon = -2.124527

|image=Grandholm Mill - geograph.org.uk - 1544118.jpg

|commonscat=Grandholm Works, Old Machar, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19937

| name = Former St Nicholas Congregational Church

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = [[Belmont Street (Aberdeen)|Belmont Street]]

| notes = 1865 Romanesque chapel

| grid_ref = NJ9394506236

| lat = 57.14697

| lon = -2.101702

| image = Geograph-3391234-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=Former St Nicholas Church, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19940

| name = Former Triple Kirks (East and Belmont Church and Albion and St Paul's Church)

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 69-71 Schoolhill

| notes = Remains of three conjoined Gothic churches, 1844 by [[Archibald Simpson]]

| grid_ref = NJ9387506307

| lat = 57.147607

| lon = -2.10286

| image = Geograph-3666612-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=Triple Kirks

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19941

| name = Greyfriars Church

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Broad Street

| notes = Gothic church of 1903 by [[Alexander Marshall Mackenzie]]

| grid_ref = NJ9429006424

| lat = 57.148663

| lon = -2.096004

| image = Greyfriars (John Knox) Kirk, Broad Street, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=Greyfriars John Knox Church

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19943

| name = [[King's College, Aberdeen#King's College Chapel|Kings College Chapel]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = College Bounds, [[Old Aberdeen]]

| notes = Chapel, begun 1500

| grid_ref = NJ9395608149

| lat = 57.164155

| lon = -2.101567

| image = Kings College Chapel, 2003.JPG

|commonscat=King's College Chapel, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19946

| name = [[Aberdeen Arts Centre]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = King Street

| notes = Greek-revival style former church of 1830 by [[John Smith (architect)|John Smith]]

| grid_ref = NJ9440906519

| lat = 57.149518

| lon = -2.09404

| image = ArtsCentre-271096-Colin Smith.jpg

|commonscat=Aberdeen Arts Centre

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19948

| name = [[Queen's Cross Church, Aberdeen|Queen's Cross Church]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Carden Place

| notes = Idiosyncratic Victorian Gothic church of 1881 by John Bridgeford Pirie of Pirie and Clyne

| grid_ref = NJ9253705828

| lat = 57.143284

| lon = -2.124958

| image = Geograph-3794079-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

| commonscat = Queen's Cross Church, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19953

| name = [[St Andrew's Cathedral, Aberdeen|St. Andrew's (Episcopal) Cathedral]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = King Street

| notes = Gothic cathedral of 1817 by [[Archibald Simpson]]

| grid_ref = NJ9447306471

| lat = 57.149088

| lon = -2.092981

| image = Aberdeen, St. Andrew's Cathedral - geograph.org.uk - 598057.jpg

|commonscat=St Andrew's Cathedral, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19957

| name = [[St Machar's Cathedral]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = The Chanonry

| notes = 14th century with later additions and alterations

| grid_ref = NJ9392008785

| lat = 57.169867

| lon = -2.102178

| image = St Machar's cathedral with watch house - geograph.org.uk - 174651.jpg

| commonscat = St. Machar's Cathedral

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19961

| name = [[St Margaret of Scotland, Aberdeen|Episcopal Convent and Chapel of St. Margaret of Scotland]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 17 Spital

| notes = Gothic complex by [[Ninian Comper]], 1898

| grid_ref = NJ9405607407

| lat = 57.157491

| lon = -2.099896

|image=Geograph-4363172-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

| commonscat =

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19964

| name = St Mary's Church (Episcopal)

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Carden Place

| notes = Victorian Gothic church of 1864

| grid_ref = NJ9286605949

| lat = 57.144376

| lon = -2.119525

| image = Geograph-3387833-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=St Mary's Church, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19966

| name = [[Kirk of St Nicholas, Aberdeen|St. Nicholas' Church]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Union Street

| notes = Medieval church, extensively rebuilt by [[James Gibbs]] in 1755 and [[Archibald Simpson]] in 1837

| grid_ref = NJ9407306302

| lat = 57.147565

| lon = -2.099588

| image = St Nicholas Kirk.jpg

| commonscat =

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19967

| name = [[Kirk of St Nicholas, Aberdeen|St. Nicholas' Church Churchyard]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Union Street, 9 Back Wynd, Schoolhill and Correction Wynd

| notes = Graveyard dating from the 16th century, with monuments from the 17th century onward

| grid_ref = NJ9408606184

| lat = 57.146505

| lon = -2.09937

| image = Graveyard at St Nicholas Church - geograph.org.uk - 650093.jpg

|commonscat=St Nicholas Kirk, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19977

| name = Advocates' Hall Concert Court

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location = Broad Street

| notes = Classical hall by James Matthews, 1869

| grid_ref = NJ9434306375

| lat = 57.148224

| lon = -2.095127

|image=Advocates' Hall, Concert Court, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=Concert Court, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19978

| name = [[Aberdeen Art Gallery]], War Memorial and Cowdray Hall, (Robert Gordon's Institute Of Technology)

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 78 Schoolhill

| notes = Renaissance-style gallery by [[Alexander Marshall Mackenzie]] 1885, war memorial added 1925

| grid_ref = NJ9388406372

| lat = 57.148191

| lon = -2.102713

| image = Aberdeen Art Gallery.jpg

| commonscat = Aberdeen Art Gallery

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19982

| name = Custom House

| date_listed = 26 May 1977

| location = 35 Regent Quay

| notes = 18th-century Georgian townhouse

| grid_ref = NJ9458806185

| lat = 57.14652

| lon = -2.091074

| image = Geograph-3461554-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=Custom House, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19983

| name = [[Aberdeen Medico-Chirurgical Society|Medico-Chirurgical Hall]] and County Record Office

| date_listed = 26 May 1977

| location = 27, 29, 31 King Street

| notes = Three conjoined buildings comprising Medico-Chirurgical Hall by [[Archibald Simpson]] (1820), County Record Office by [[John Smith (architect)|John Smith]] (1823), and house of 1840

| grid_ref = NJ9441906457

| lat = 57.148961

| lon = -2.093873

| image = Geograph-3873806-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=27,29,31 King Street, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19990

| name = Town House, including Municipal Offices, Court Houses and [[The Tolbooth|Tolbooth]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Castle Street

| notes = 17th-century tolbooth, with 19th-century offices by Peddie & Kinnear

| grid_ref = NJ9437006358

| lat = 57.148071

| lon = -2.094681

| image = Town House, Municipal Offices and Court Houses in Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=Aberdeen Town House

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19991

| name = [[Music Hall Aberdeen|Music Hall]]

| date_listed = 28 Feb 1962

| location = 174-194 [[Union Street, Aberdeen|Union Street]]

| notes = Greek-revival hall by [[Archibald Simpson]], 1820

| grid_ref = NJ9374506064

| lat = 57.145422

| lon = -2.105002

| image = Geograph-3110454-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=Music Hall, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19992

| name = Old Aberdeen Town House

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = High Street, [[Old Aberdeen]]

| notes = 18th-century town hall

| grid_ref = NJ9391508479

| lat = 57.167118

| lon = -2.102253

| image = Old Aberdeen Town House, 2003.JPG

|commonscat=Old Town House, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19995

| name = [[Woolmanhill Hospital]]

| date_listed = 25 May 1977

| location = Woolmanhill

| notes = Neoclassical hospital of 1840 by [[Archibald Simpson]], later 19th-century additions

| grid_ref = NJ9371006470

| lat = 57.149069

| lon = -2.105591

| image = Aberdeen Royal Infirmary (Woolmanhill).jpg

|commonscat=Simpson Pavilion, Woolmanhill, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 19999

| name = Mercat Cross

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Castle Street

| notes = 17th-century [[mercat cross]], since moved and repaired

| grid_ref = NJ9449606380

| lat = 57.148271

| lon = -2.092599

| image = Mercat_Cross,_the_Castlegate,_Aberdeen.JPG

|commonscat=Mercat Cross, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20005

| name = Bishop Elphinstone Memorial

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = [[King's College, Aberdeen|King's College Grounds]], College Bounds, Old Aberdeen

| notes = 1926 memorial to [[William Elphinstone]] (1431–1514)

| grid_ref = NJ9394308152

| lat = 57.164181

| lon = -2.101782

| image = Bishop_Elphinstone_Memorial,_High_Street,_Old_Aberdeen.JPG

|commonscat=Bishop Elphinstone's Tomb

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20065

| name = Fountain, [[Victoria Park, Aberdeen|Victoria Park]]

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location = Westburn Road and Argyll Place, [[Rosemount, Aberdeen|Rosemount]]

| notes = Granite fountain with Greek Revival details (1878) by John Bridgeford Pirie of Pirie and Clyne

| grid_ref = NJ9270306789

| lat = 57.151919

| lon = -2.122244

| image = Geograph-2821870-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=Fountain, Victoria Park, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20067

| name = [[Brig o' Balgownie]] (Old Bridge Of Don)

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = [[Bridge of Don]]

| notes = 14th-century bridge, attributed to [[Richard Cementarius]]

| grid_ref = NJ9412909606

| lat = 57.177245

| lon = -2.098742

| image = The Old Brig o' Balgownie - geograph.org.uk - 14069.jpg

| commonscat = Brig o' Balgownie

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20068

| name = [[Bridge of Dee]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Stonehaven Road and Anderson Drive South, Ruthrieston

| notes = Early-16th-century bridge over the River Dee

| grid_ref = NJ9290103557

| lat = 57.122889

| lon = -2.118878

| image = Bridge of Dee Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=Bridge of Dee (bridge), Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20073

| name = [[Wellington Suspension Bridge]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Over River Dee, at Craiglug

| notes = Important example of an early suspension bridge, 1829 by [[Samuel Brown (Royal Navy officer)|Samuel Brown]] and [[John Smith (architect)|John Smith]]

| grid_ref = NJ9431604968

| lat = 57.135584

| lon = -2.095541

| image = On the Chain Briggie - geograph.org.uk - 1446552.jpg

|commonscat=Wellington Bridge, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20078

| name = Girdleness Lighthouse

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Greyhope Road

| notes = 1833 lighthouse by [[Robert Stevenson (civil engineer)|Robert Stevenson]], and late-19th-century fog signal

| grid_ref = NJ9715905348

| lat = 57.139025

| lon = -2.048576

| image = Geograph-3260857-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=Girdleness Lighthouse

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20082

| name = Former Old Town School

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Little Belmont Street

| notes = Greek revival school of 1841 by [[John Smith (architect)|John Smith]]

| grid_ref = NJ9398506250

| lat = 57.147096

| lon = -2.101041

|image=Town School, Little Belmont Street - geograph.org.uk - 742861.jpg

|commonscat=Old Town's School, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20088

| name = [[Robert Gordon's College]]

| date_listed = 1 Jun 1966

| location = Schoolhill

| notes = 1732 school by [[William Adam (architect)|William Adam]]

| grid_ref = NJ9388006496

| lat = 57.149305

| lon = -2.102782

| image = Robert Gordon's College (The 'Auld Hoose'), Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=Robert Gordon's College

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20096

| name = [[Marischal College]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Broad Street

| notes = Tudor-Gothic granite college by [[Archibald Simpson]], 1844, Aberdeen's largest granite building

| grid_ref = NJ9424006535

| lat = 57.14966

| lon = -2.096833

| image = Marischal College A.JPG

| commonscat = Marischal College

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20098

| name = Devanha House

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 12, 14 Devanha Gardens, [[Ferryhill, Aberdeen|Ferryhill]]

| notes = Early-19th-century Regency house, extended by [[Archibald Simpson]] in 1840

| grid_ref = NJ9391005030

| lat = 57.136136

| lon = -2.10225

|image=Devanah House, Ferryhill, Aberdeen.jpg

| commonscat =

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20108

| name = Westburn House

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = [[Westburn Park]], Westburn Road and Cornhill Road

| notes = Brick house by [[Archibald Simpson]], 1839

| grid_ref = NJ9267607055

| lat = 57.154308

| lon = -2.122698

|commonscat=Westburn House, Aberdeen

|image=Westburn House, Westburn Park, Aberdeen.jpg

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20156

| name = Provost Skene's House

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Broad Street

| notes = Largely 17th-century house of [[Provost Skene|George Skene]], Provost of Aberdeen

| grid_ref = NJ9419806385

| lat = 57.148312

| lon = -2.097524

| image = Provost Skene's House, 2013.JPG

|commonscat=Provost Skene's House

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20162

| name = Former Clydesdale Bank

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 5 Castle Street

| notes = Built as North of Scotland Bank in 1842, by [[Archibald Simpson]]

| grid_ref = NJ9442206361

| lat = 57.148099

| lon = -2.093821

| image = Archie's, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=5 Castle Street (Former Clydesdale Bank), Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20174

| name = Sheriff Court Annex and High Court of Justiciary (formerly Bank of Scotland)

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 53 Castle Street

| notes = Classical-style former bank, built 1801, the first fully dressed granite ashlar building to be built in Aberdeen

| grid_ref = NJ9443606307

| lat = 57.147614

| lon = -2.093589

|image=Geograph-4127694-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=Aberdeen Sheriff Court Annex and High Court of Justiciary

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20186

| name = Mitchell Hospital

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 9 The Chanonry, [[Old Aberdeen]]

| notes = Courtyard of alms houses, 1801

| grid_ref = NJ9382608671

| lat = 57.168842

| lon = -2.10373

| image = Mitchell Hospital, The Chanonry, Old Aberdeen.JPG

|commonscat=Mitchell Hospital, The Chanonry, Old Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20288

| name = [[Bede House, Old Aberdeen|Bede House]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 20, 22 Don Street, [[Old Aberdeen]]

| notes = 17th-century town house

| grid_ref = NJ9395308529

| lat = 57.167568

| lon = -2.101626

| image = Bede House 2010 a.jpg

|commonscat=Bede House, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20299

| name = The Chapter House (Cruickshanks Lodgings)

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 245, 247 Don Street, Balgownie

| notes = 17th-century town house

| grid_ref = NJ9402109633

| lat = 57.177486

| lon = -2.100529

| image = Geograph-3924525-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=The Chapter House, Cruickshanks Lodgings, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20331

| name = The Northern Hotel

| date_listed = 23 Apr 1987

| location = 1 Great Northern Road

| notes = Art Deco hotel of 1938, by [[Alexander George Robertson Mackenzie|A.G.R. Mackenzie]]

| grid_ref = NJ9304207944

| lat = 57.1623

| lon = -2.116673

| image = The Northern Hotel, Great Northern Road, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=The Northern Hotel, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20333

| name = [[Tivoli Theatre (Aberdeen)|Tivoli Theatre]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 34 - 48 Guild Street

| notes = Rare example of a nearly intact Victorian theatre, [[Charles J. Phipps]] 1872, alterations by [[Frank Matcham]] 1909

| grid_ref = NJ9418906033

| lat = 57.14515

| lon = -2.097664

|image=The Tivoli Theatre on Guild Street, Aberdeen.JPG

|commonscat=Tivoli Theatre, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20334

| name = 62, 62a and 62b Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, 1885

| grid_ref = NJ9244006338

| lat = 57.147864

| lon = -2.126577

| image = 62, 62a and 62b Hamilton Place, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=62, 62a and 62b Hamilton Place

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20335

| name = 64, 64a, 66, 66a and 66b Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, 1885

| grid_ref = NJ9242906332

| lat = 57.14781

| lon = -2.126758

| image = Geograph-3907150-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=64, 64a, 66, 66a and 66b Hamilton Place

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20336

| name = 68, 68a and 70 Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, 1886

| grid_ref = NJ9239606318

| lat = 57.147683

| lon = -2.127303

| image = 68, 68A and 70 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=68, 68a and 70 Hamilton Place

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20337

| name = 72 Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, 1890, with Provost's lamp

| grid_ref = NJ9238906311

| lat = 57.14762

| lon = -2.127419

|commonscat=72 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen

|image=72 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen.JPG

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20338

| name = 74 and 76 Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, 1887

| grid_ref = NJ9237506307

| lat = 57.147584

| lon = -2.12765

| image = 74 and 76 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=74 and 76 Hamilton Place

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20339

| name = 78 and 80 Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, c.1886

| grid_ref = NJ9235906299

| lat = 57.147512

| lon = -2.127914

| image = Geograph-3890292-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=78 and 80 Hamilton Place

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20340

| name = 82, 82a and 84 Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, c.1886

| grid_ref = NJ9233006290

| lat = 57.147431

| lon = -2.128393

| image = Geograph-3890205-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=82, 82a and 84 Hamilton Place

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20341

| name = 86, 86a, 88 and 88a Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, 1885

| grid_ref = NJ9231406284

| lat = 57.147376

| lon = -2.128657

| image = 86-88a Hamilton Place, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=86, 86a, 88 and 88a Hamilton Place

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20342

| name = 90 and 92 Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, c.1886

| grid_ref = NJ9229406276

| lat = 57.147304

| lon = -2.128988

| image = 90 and 92 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=90 and 92 Hamilton Place

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20343

| name = 94, 94a and 96 Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 19 Mar 1984

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, c.1886

| grid_ref = NJ9227506268

| lat = 57.147232

| lon = -2.129301

| image = 94-96 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=94, 94a and 96 Hamilton Place

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20360

| name = 81 High Street

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = [[Old Aberdeen]]

| notes = Late-18th-century town house

| grid_ref = NJ9386808366

| lat = 57.166103

| lon = -2.103027

| image = Geograph-3686318-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=81 High Street, Old Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20374

| name = 96 High Street

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = [[Old Aberdeen]]

| notes = Early-17th-century town house

| grid_ref = NJ9393108425

| lat = 57.166634

| lon = -2.101987

| image = Geograph-3463914-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=96 High Street, Old Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20459

| name = 50, 50a and 50b Queen's Road

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location =

| notes = Gothic villa by Pirie and Clyne, 1887

| grid_ref = NJ9191305654

| lat = 57.14171

| lon = -2.135264

| image = 50, 50a and 50b Queen's Road, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=50, 50A And 50B Queen's Road, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20471

| name = 1-13 Rosemount Square

| date_listed = 23 Apr 1987

| location = [[Rosemount, Aberdeen|Rosemount]]

| notes = Local authority housing designed in the 1930s and completed 1948, the last granite tenement block to be built in Aberdeen

| grid_ref = NJ9333106463

| lat = 57.149001

| lon = -2.111855

| image = 1-13 Rosemount Square, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=1-13 Rosemount Square, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20484

| name = Provost Ross's House

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = 48 and 50 [[Shiprow]]

| notes = Pair of late-16th-century town houses, once occupied by [[Provost John Ross]], now houses part of the [[Aberdeen Maritime Museum]]

| grid_ref = NJ9436406204

| lat = 57.146688

| lon = -2.094776

| image = Provost Ross' House, Shiprow, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=Provost Ross's House

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20573

| name = 1, 2, 3 Union Terrace and 146 [[Union Street, Aberdeen|Union Street]]

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location =

| notes = Renaissance-style office building by [[Alexander Marshall Mackenzie]], 1885

| grid_ref = NJ9387406102

| lat = 57.145765

| lon = -2.102872

| image = The Monkey House (1 Union Terrace), Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=Union Terrace, 1, 2, 3 And 146 Union Street, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20605

| name = [[His Majesty's Theatre]]

| date_listed = 8 Nov 1973

| location = Rosemount Viaduct

| notes = Free Renaissance style theatre by [[Frank Matcham]], 1906

| grid_ref = NJ9374806368

| lat = 57.148153

| lon = -2.104961

| image = Playhouseaberdeen.jpg

| commonscat = His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20628

| name = 79 Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 26 May 1977

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, 1894

| grid_ref = NJ9236606252

| lat = 57.14709

| lon = -2.127797

| image = 79 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen 04.jpg

| commonscat = 79 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20629

| name = 98 Hamilton Place

| date_listed = 26 May 1977

| location =

| notes = Villa by Pirie and Clyne, 1891

| grid_ref = NJ9227106266

| lat = 57.147214

| lon = -2.129367

| image = 98 Hamilton Place, Aberdeen.jpg

|commonscat=98 Hamilton Place

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 20673

| name = [[Aberdeen railway station|Aberdeen Station]]

| date_listed = 2 Mar 1990

| location = Guild Street

| notes = Railway station completed 1920, the last major station to be built in Scotland, and mid-19th-century road bridge

| grid_ref = NJ9415205889

| lat = 57.143856

| lon = -2.098272

| image = Aberdeen Railway Station - geograph.org.uk - 249839.jpg

| commonscat = Aberdeen railway station

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 43378

| name = Turntable, Ferryhill Motive Power Depot

| date_listed = 17 May 1996

| location = Polmuir Avenue, [[Ferryhill, Aberdeen|Ferryhill]]

| notes = Early-20th-century [[Turntable (rail)|locomotive turntable]], one of very few surviving in Scotland

| grid_ref = NJ9405604484

| lat = 57.131233

| lon = -2.099825

| image =

| commonscat =

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 43908

| name = Broadford Works

| date_listed = 12 Jan 1967

| location = Maberly Street

| notes = Early-19th-century mill, the oldest iron-framed mill in Scotland, and the fourth oldest known to survive in the world, with 19th- and early-20th-century extensions

| grid_ref = NJ9356006922

| lat = 57.153127

| lon = -2.108082

|image=Geograph-3933186-by-Bill-Harrison.jpg

|commonscat=Broadford Works

}}

{{HS listed building row

| hb = 50016

| name = Crombie Halls of Residence

| date_listed = 11 Nov 2004

| location = Meston Walk

| notes = Modernist student residence by [[Robert Matthew|Sir Robert Matthew]], completed 1960

| grid_ref = NJ9380608115

| lat = 57.163847

| lon = -2.104046

| image = Crombie Halls of Residence, University of Aberdeen I.jpg

|commonscat=Crombie Halls Of Residence, Meston Walk, Aberdeen

}}

==Notes==

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==References==

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==External links==

{{commonscat-inline|Category A listed buildings in Aberdeen}}

{{Category A listed buildings}}

{{Theatres, galleries, museums and historical buildings in Aberdeen}}

[[Category:Lists of category A listed buildings|Aberdeen]]

[[Category:Category A listed buildings in Aberdeen| ]]

[[Category:Aberdeen-related lists|Category A listed buildings]]