Late C16/early C17 house.

Late C15/early C16 timber-framed house.

Late C18 terrace of four cottages.

Late C19 water pumping station, converted to offices in 1988.

C19 brewery and malthouse.

A small excavation in 1975-76 by Colchester Archaeological Committee of a possible domestic timber structure within an irregular ring ditch, dated to the Late Bronze Age. These were defined as cropmarks in 1974 and they are within a much larger area of cropmarks. In addition, a small assemblage of early Anglo-Saxon material suggested occupation in the immediate vicinity.

Post medieval house in East Stockwell Street (demolished).

Early C19 hospital by Mark Greystone Thompson with later additions.

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.

SW of the motte (see 9161) is a roughly rectangular area, scarped on three sides, with an oblong depression near the W side.