Listed buildings at the University of Leeds

The campus of the University of Leeds contains a number of listed buildings from tombstones in the former Woodhouse Cemetery (now called St George's Field) through Gothic revival buildings such as the Great Hall to the Brutalist Roger Stevens building.

Listed buildings at the University of Leeds

Name (Wikidata entry)	Location	Completed	Architect	Heritage designation (Date of listing)	Notes	Grid ref Geo-coordinates	Image	National Heritage List for England entry	Commons category
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Leeds Fire Brigade Memorial ()				()				[2]
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Gate piers & garden wall to 38 Hyde Terrace ()				()				[17]
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()				()	listed as Adult Education Centre			[19]
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Senior Common Room ()				()				[26]
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Mathematics and Earth Sciences Building ()				()				[29]
Computing Building ()				()				[30]
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Monuments north of Cemetery Chapel ()				()	A group of four monuments dating between 1849 and 1921.			[40]
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Facade to burial vaults ()				()				[42]
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A Celebration Of Engineering Sciences ()				()				[48]
Monuments north of east end of Cemetery Chapel ()				()	A group of four monuments dating between 1837 and 1894.			[49]
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Monuments east of Cemetery Chapel ()				()	A group of four monuments dating between 1845 and 1873.			[54]
Gates and piers south east Of Beech Grove House ()				()				[55]
()				()	Originally installed at Boddington Hall (a university hall of residence), the work was restored and moved to the campus when Boddington Hall was demolished in 2013.			[56]
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Oxley Hall ()				()				[61]
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Semi-detached houses, Devonshire Hall ()				()				[63]
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Old Hall, Devonshire Hall ()				()				[66]