Listed Buildings in Mold, Flintshire
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90, 90, High Street, Mold, On the Junction of the High Street with Clayton Road
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BBC Radio Clwyd In its own grounds facing the junction of Chapel Street with Glanrafon Road.
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Bethesda Welsh Presbyterian Chapel and Schoolroom Set back from the street behind railed forecourt on corner of entry to Ambrose Lloyd car park from New Street.
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Britannia Inn P.H. On the street line with gable end to Glanrafon Road.
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Broadway Set back from the road on rising ground approximately a hundred yards from the junction with the A494.
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Bromfield House Opposite Broncoed Lane, set well back from road in wooded garden.
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Bryn-Yr-Haul Set back from the road in its own grounds approximately a hundred yards from the junction with the A5119.
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Cambrian House On the street line adjoining Earl Chambers and near the corner with the High Street.
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Church Hall In a prominent position opposite the modern police station.
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Churchyard of St. Mary's Parish Church The upper churchyard surrounding the parish church but not including the later Victorian graveyard to N.
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Crest House On street line near the junction of Gwernaffield and Denbigh Roads with the High Street.
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Dolphin Hotel (south part only) On street line opposite the Parish Church.
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Earl Buildings including Town & Country & C.Wilcox On the street line between Trustee Savings Bank at High Street corner and Territorial Force Association building.
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Earl Chambers (Chester Chronicle Building) On the street line adjoining cambrian house and opposite the Town Hall.
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Former Market Hall & Assembly Rooms Prominently sited at crossroads on the corner of the High Street with New Street.
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Former Prison Enclosure Wall behind Greystones & St. David's Set immediately behind and adjoining the former prison gatehouse and workshop.
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Former Prison Gatehouse & Governor's Residence (now Greystones & St. David's) Set back from the lane at the end of a short broad drive, 350m from the junction with the A494.
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Former Prison Workshop to rear of Greystone's & St. David's At right angles to, and adjoining the right of the rear elevation of the former prison gatehouse.
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Former Smithy A narrow cul-de-sac through an entry off Chester Street between Nos 10 and 12.
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Gates, Gatepiers, Railings, Piers & Dwarf Walls around the perimeter of Bethesda WP Chapel On the street line in front of the chapel on corner of entry to Ambrose Lloyd car park from New Street.
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H.I. Jones, Chemist On the street line near the junction of the High Street with Earl Road.
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International Furnishing On the street line near the junction of the High Street with Earl Road.
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Jones & Son On street line near the corner with New Street and adjoining No 1a at an angle.
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Keene & Kelly Solicitors, Allwood, Baird & Co., Leeds Permanent Building Society Set behind a small railed garden on the street line at the corner of the High Street with Denbigh Road.
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Llwynegrin County Civic Centre Adjacent to County Library Headquarters in Civic Centre complex.
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Lodge to Llwynegrin Set back from road behind former gateway overlooked by Civic Centre.
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Maes y Vaynor At the junction of Love Lane with King Street. In their own grounds with contemporary outhouses and boundary walls.
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New Savoy Restaurant (formerly 1-7 Prince's Row to the rear of Savoy Resturant) A narrow cul-de-sac through an entry off Chester Street between Nos 10 and 12.
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NO.106 High Street, Clwyd On street line near the junction of Gwernaffield and Denbigh Roads with the High Street. No 104 adjoining at angle to left.
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NO.108 High Street, Clwyd On street line near the junction of Gwernaffield and Denbigh Roads with the High Street. No 104 adjoining at angle to left.
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NO.110 High Street, Clwyd On street line near the junction of Gwernaffield and Denbigh Roads with the High Street. No 104 adjoining at angle to left.
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NO.24 High Street, Clwyd On the street line and now incorporated into St David's walk shopping arcade.
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NO.47 Wrexham Street, Clwyd On the street line with gable end to Glanrafon Road.
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NO.49 Wrexham Street, Clwyd On the street line with gable end to Glanrafon Road.
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NO.51 Wrexham Street, Clwyd On the street line with gable end to Glanrafon Road.
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NO.53 Wrexham Street, Clwyd On the street line with gable end to Glanrafon Road.
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NO.55 Wrexham Street, Clwyd On the street line with gable end to Glanrafon Road.
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NO.8 King Street, Clwyd On street line near the end of a broken terrace opposite the cattle market.
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NO.8A King Street, Clwyd On street line near the end of a broken terrace opposite the cattle market.
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Old County Hall Set back from the road and opposite the junction with Tyddyn Street.
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Parish Church in St Mary In a spacious churchyard on high ground at upper end of the High Street.
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Pedestral & Bronze Statue of Daniel Owen In the library precinct off earl road. Recently relocated.
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Pendref, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel Set above and behind a railed forecourt below Bailey Hill and facing down The High Street at the junction of Gwernaffield and Denbigh Roads.
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Preswylfa Situated in its own grounds near the junction with Ruthin Road
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R D Brennan, Butcher On the street line near the junction of the High Street with Earl Road. Stepped down from No 34 adjoining.
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Series of 10 Carved Stone Heads Set into a Garden Wall at Tan-Y-Coed Set into wall in front of the house below Bailey Hill and opposite the Cottage Hospital.
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Sunnt Bank At the junction of Love Lane with King Street. In their own grounds with contemporary outhouses and boundary walls.
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Territorial Force Association On the street line next to the town hall.
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Theatr Clwyd At the uppermost part of the civic complex overlooking the town of Mold, on the E side of Raikes Lane.
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Thomsons Wines & Spirts On the street line at the corner of High Street with Earl Road, stepped down from No 32 adjoining.
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Town Hall Prominent public building on street line, library forecourt adjoins to right.
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Tre Beiridd Prominently situated on a hill at the end of a long lane from Wrexham Street past Alun Sports Centre and School.
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Tyddyn Uchaf Farmhouse Prominently situated on a hill by Coed Ffoulkes at the end of a track from the lane to maes gruffydd from the Civic Centre.
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United Reformed Church At the corner of Tyddyn Street with Grosvenor Street overlooking the former railway station.
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Vaughan Davies On the corner of Wrexham Street with New Street.
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Wilding Civil Engineering Ltd. and Powell Public Relations On street line near the junction of Gwernaffield and Denbigh Roads with the High Street. Stepped down from No 106 adjoining at angle to right.