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listed building
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listed building
(in Britain) a building officially recognized as having special historical or architectural interest and therefore protected from demolition or alteration
listed building
Any building designated as being of historic architectural interest by one of the many organizations dedicated to the preservation of historic architecture.
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Complete with its own clock tower, Manchester Town Hall is well worth a visit and is a Grade I listed building, a title it has held for nearly 60 years.
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Still, the burden of maintaining the Grade I Listed Building proved too heavy for the theatre management and within one year they had amassed further debt.
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