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Grade II listed timber framed building. Earliest parts date to the 15th C, with additions in 16th and 17th C.

Flint tranchet axe found in garden of The Forge, Claydon, in 1976.

1844 The bones of a human skeleton were (re-) interred at the North side of Hawkedon Churchyard.

A ring ditch of unknown date is visible as a cropmark on aerial photographs, Waldringfield parish.

Front end of large grey polished flint axe dug up in the garden of The Forge, "about 1 ft down".

Site of pyramidal folly, said to have been visible from 20 miles away.

17th century house and smithy with later alterations and phases of rebuilding and remodelling.

The Site of Former Chapel. A tin structure, the Fisherman's Bethel also known as the Tin Tabernacle.

Scatter of Medieval & Post Medieval pottery sherds found following conversion of part of field to garden.

The soilmarks and former earthworks of a hollow way and/or drainage channel and associated bank, are visible on aerial photographs. These former earthworks would appear to be associated with Taylors Farm to the south and other features depicted on th...