Four adjoining brick warehouses, and adjacent house, on the north (east) side of the River Colne, adjacent to Old Hythe Bridge, dating from the late 19th century.

K Block is the longest of the three wagon sheds, built c.1897, aligned N to S in the Flagstaff complex, along with FLG 10/11 (MCC3110)/Q Block (MCC10134) and FLG 12 (MCC3111).

FLG 7/8 is of the same design as FLG 5/6 (MCC10138), to the west, built as commanding officers' accommodation in c.1868; these two buildings are the most elaborately detailed on the Flagstaff site. The building, which faces south on to Napier Road and Abbey Field, incorporated two separate residences.

FLG 5/6 is of the same design as FLG 7/8 (MCC10137), to the east, built as commanding officers' accommodation in c.1868; these two buildings are the most elaborately detailed on the Flagstaff site. The building, which faces south on to Napier Road and Abbey Field, incorporated two separate residences.

FGL 1 is a long two-storey office building in the southwest corner of the Flagstaff complex, built in 1874.

Large rim sherd of a Middle Saxon Ipswich Ware storage jar found on the West Mersea foreshore (Mersea Flats, to the west of the King's Hard) in 2020.

Undated rectilinear enclosure, with multiple internal divisions and associated pits, located west of Sheepen Bridge, Colchester, defined by air photography and investigated by a trial trench in 1952.

17th century & later house of four tenements.

16th? century tenements, now demolished.

17th century house.