A pavillion at Liverpool's most historic cricket club has been given Grade II listed status.
Liverpool Cricket Club's main pavilion, built in 1880 by renowned architect Thomas Harnett Harrison, has been listed at Grade II by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, following advice from Historic England. The listing recognises the pavilion's special architectural features and its significant place in the history of cricket and sporting events in the North West.
The pre-1914 pavilion, located in Aigburth, is the oldest surviving cricket pavilion in the country located at a first-class cricket ground.
