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Deer park recorded here in 1538, depicted on Saxton's Map of Suffolk 1575 and Hodskinson's 1783 Map.

Henham (Tudor) Hall (site of), Large courtyard-plan house built circa 1520s-1530s by Charles Brandon.

Sherds of PMed glazed pottery of local manufacture, identified by Ashmolean as C16-C17, dug up in small wood on Henham Estate in 1944.

Henham (new) Hall (site of).

Henham Common or Green.

Linear pond, shown as L-shaped on a map of 1699 (S1), where it is shown as forming the northern boundary of "The Dairy Yard", with several buildings scattered between it and the northern wall of the garden (see HAM 016).

Landscape park designed by Humphrey Repton. Registered Park and Garden.

Earthwork, very small and circular, isolated, near parish boundary see details.

Sherds of Rom pottery dug up in 1944 in small wood behind estate timberyard and identified at Ashmolean, together with PMed pottery found at same site.

Registered Walled gardens - one described as the "Great Garden on the North" and one as "The Garden on the West" and shown with a formal pattern of paths - shown adjacent to the Tudor courtyard house (see HAM 015) on a map of 1699 (S1).