Take a look at some of London's historic sites added to the register.
The Small Mansion in Gunnersbury Park was built in 1802 and while some work has been done on it, the building remains on the register
A former cinema in Wood Green from the 1930s and a decaying Arts and Craft church in Stamford Hill are among the places included on the annual list. Opening in 1934, this cinema functioned for 50 years, closing in 1984 with Walt Disney's Jungle Book being the last film on show. Subsequently, it has been used as a bingo hall, nightclub and today as a church, the Dominion Centre.
Brentford Market grew up around this grey granite fountain after it became a focus for traders, but when the market closed in 1974 the fountain was relocated to its current position.
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