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Water mill shown between Capel Hall & church on Hodskinson's 1783 map (S1).

The site of a previously recorded Second World War pillbox. However reassessment of the Google Earth imagery cited indicates that this ‘pillbox’ is a surviving water tower constructed in the late 1950s or early 1960s, presumably associated with the C...

Water mill on the Black Bourne river.

Water pumping station built circa 1854 (now Scheduled). It contains two single-cylinder grasshopper beam engines.

Burnt flint patch observed in road verge cutting, on N side of the road (S1).

Water mill suggested by name 'Water Mill Saw Yard' in 1838 Tithe (plot 240). Formerly recorded as BXF MISC

The culvert appeared to date from a range of different periods, largely post medieval, and had undergone significant repair, but may have origins in the 16th century.

Water mill and water course off River Stour.

Cast-iron wheel-operated water pump with limestone trough on Market Hill. Listed.

Ancient woodland as defined in (S1).