Site of fulling mill, on C and A map, 1777 and later brick mill of 1837

A number of medieval and late medieval ditches, pits (clay extraction pits?) and post-holes were defined (possibly part of a structure?) in advance of the construction of a water pipeline in 2011.

Two mid 19th century farm buildings (Stable 1 & Threshing Barn 2), within the curtilage of Green Acres (NHLE no. 1239672).

Late Roman and Anglo-Saxon finds from excavations at the Cups Hotel site, High Street, 1973.

Iron Age Pottery, Medieval Pottery, Stanwell Street

Post-Medieval House, consisting of three tenements (demolished).

Late 17th century house.

School room, now office. Red brick with yellow brick and limestone dressings, and a slate roof. Single-depth plan. Possibly 1884 in date. Part of the Royal Artillery Barracks (later Le Cateau Barracks), to the SW of the Canteen (MCC3113) and on the boundary (and aligned NNW to SSE) with the Cavalry Barracks to the south.

Early and late C19 brewery with entrance block of 1888.

?C17 timber-framed building. However, Richard Shackle has dated 44 St Johns Street to c.1700.