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Mound 20m in diameter and 1,5m high probably a garden feature see details (S1).

Manorial site since C13th. Old Manor House, originally moated according to Copinger (S1) though note no sign of a moat appears to survive - a moat does actually survive further N (see HRF 013). listed building

Moat, two sides of a large rectangle, adjoins NE corner of St Mary's and St Peter's churchyard, occupied (Listed Building - Manor House).

Rom tile found in a field near the Manor Farm in 1960.

Moat, monitoring of ground works for two extensions, a ditch of uncertain date, a clay built oven of probable medieval date, and a pottery sequence from 11th/12th century to the 17th century.

A World War II emergency gun battery to the south of Landguard Lodge, Felixstowe

Monitoring of ground-works revealed two ditches and single medieval tile fragment.

Barton (Old) Hall, documentary references, its outbuildings are thought to be the present Manor Farm.

Tile, medieval brick, C11/C12 sherds, C13-C15 glazed sherds, flint cobbling (? date) found 1960.

A small early-17th century timber-framed and rendered farmhouse of 1.5 storeys attached by a series of 20th century single-storied extensions to an early-19 th century flint-rubble stable and an 18th century timber-framed barn.