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Chalk Pit Field illustrated on Tithe Map 1840, St Mary Stoke.

Well, 3 feet diameter, originally 49 feet deep.

Lime kiln at Stanton listed in Trade Directory Reference.

Collapse in highway on Chalk Road in 1940s - possible underground workings.

Area of former chalk pits and voids (from possible former adits) in rear gardens at corner of Kings Road (formerly Cemetery Road) & Chalk Lane (now Chalk Road (South)) exposed when former hall (Scout, Boys Brigade or ATC hut?) collapsed in 1960s into...

Bronze coin, `AE2 of Constantius II, figure on prow of galley, Trier mint, AD 346-350'.

Collapse during demoliton of Cornish and Lloyds Agricultural Engineers site on the corner of Chalk Road and Risbygate Street at unspecified time during c20 - possibly due to known mine shafts in the area.

Subsidence of a few inches down and sideways of Girl Guides' Hut on Chalk Road in early 1960s - possibly related to known mine shafts.

Large ventilation shaft (for galleried chalk mines?)

Chalk spindle whorl (S1). Formerly recorded as PSM MISC