The greater part of the nave and both of the side aisles were pulled down in 1829 and replaced with a short annex, with porches either side of a vestry.

An unsual open-ended elongated monument with two parallel rows of internal (?post) pits, recorded as a cropmark by aerial photograph. Possible Neolithic ceremonial site.

Site of windmill, which stood on a mound, burnt down in 1856.

Moat.

C14 church stands isolated with the hall.

Suspected Roman road or courtyard or part of the foundation of the old Peldon Hall sacked in 1381.

Fishponds.

A possible ring ditch, c.24m in diameter (centred on TL 95627 25589), and other possible linear cropmarks have been recorded by aerial photography ot the east of Iron Latch Lane (and west of Chitts Hill), across an area c.9.5ha. in size.

Cropmarks: linear features, possibly field boundaries.

the church was restored in the middle of the C19 when the existing N arcade of the nave replaced a previous, worn one.