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Timber village hall, formerly the Assembly Rooms, built in 1888 as a gift to the village from James Josiah Smyth of the Suffolk Seed Drill Company.

Palaeoenvironmental Survey identified peat formation dating between the Late mesolithic through to the Middle Saxon periods.

Moat.

Monitoring of construction of new car parks - no definite archaeological features or finds but peat deposits from extinct River channel.

Concentrated scatter of occupation debris including pottery, worked flint and stone, burnt flint and split bones, over sand ridges in area of hummock and hollow micro-relief.

Indicative area of the historic settlement core of Peasenhall

Monitoring identified substantial deposit of alluvial material above an organic silty layer.

Concentrated scatter of occupation debris, including worked flint and stone, burnt flint and split bone, over sand ridges in area of hummock and hollow micro-relief.

Evaluation prior to the creation of fishing lakes identified peat deposits, in some places 2m thick formed prior to the 14th century.

Peaty surface eroded out of mud, c.9m from marsh. Wood poking out. 3m x 7m.