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The site of a type 22 World War Two pillbox and associated military structures, which originally part of wider defensive network, consisting of an extensive line of anti-tank cubes, barbed wire obstructions and associated defences (see LWT 045) is vi...

The site of World War Two trenches and training is visible in an area of open ground on aerial photographs.

Site of Adminstrative of Second World War Debach Airfield.

Barrow (site of) - one of group.

Minster (site of). The will of Bishop Theodred of London (circa AD 945-951) refers to 'the minster' at Myndham.

Site of an Anti tank ditch south of Earl's Field Farm at Cockfield

Isolation hospital built before 1903. Now demolished.

An undated road, trackway or bank, together with other features of uncertain date and significance, are visible as earthworks on aerial photographs. The road, track or bank could feasibly relate to the probable late Iron Age to early Romano-British f...

Barton Hall, probably built about the beginning of the reign of James I by Robert Audley.

An area of braided trackways is visible as earthworks and, later, soilmarks on aerial photographs. They lie alongside the line of the Icknield Way (ELV 016). They may be of medieval to post medieval date. Any earthworks appear to have been levelled.