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Early C15 gold cross and chain found in 1865 during station construction.

WB on Planning Application 399/00 (extension) area c. 15m x 15m stripped of 300mm topsoil to sand/gravel, also footing trenches on E & S sides. Formerly recorded as BRF MISC

The railway station was built for the Great Eastern Railway and opened on the 9th August 1865. The station buildings represent one of the first attempts by a railway company to apply a rigid standardisation to all elements of a station. It is the onl...

Claremont Pier was built of timber between 1902 and 1903 to the designs of D. Fox. It was originally 760 feet (231.7 metres) and was a popular stopping point for steamers after it was built. Between 1912 and 1913, a pavilion was built at the pier-hea...

A building survey and archaeological evaluation at Clare Priory Church prior to the enlargement of the church helped to demonstrate the sequence of building at this site

Implements found by Dr J S Holden (S1). Formerly recorded as CLA MISC

Mesolithic grey flint tranchet axe with blueish-white patination, also in the South East corner of arable field said to have a heavy concentration of (worked?) surface flint.

Scheduled Monument - House of Austin Friars, founded 1248 by Richard de Clare and probably the first of its order in England.

Pebble Mace.

Ovate hand axe, deep white + mottled grey, over dark grey/black.