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Monument: DRK 075 Drinkstone Green
Green visible on Hodskinson's Map of 1783.
Monument: DRK 010 Drinkstone Park; The Canal
Drinkstone Park and Mansion(R1).
Building: DRK 058 Drinkstone Hall
Mid-19th century farmhouse
Building: DRK 004 Drinkstone Post Mill
Post Mill. Listed Building.
Monument: RMA 026 Drill Ground
An irregular pattern of parallel shallow earthworks, possibly the remains of a military parade ground, can be seen on aerial photographs on Rushmere Heath, Rushmere St Andrew parish.
Monument: DRK 012 Drinkstone Hall, dovecote (site of)
Dovecote shown on the edge of the farmyard adjacent to Drinkstone Hall (see DRK 001) on a map of 1702 by Thomas Dade.
Monument: BXT 036 Dripping Pan Grove
Probable Ancient Woodland suggested by shape, name and use on tithe map (S1). Survives.
Monument: RBY 018 Driftwood
Bronze brooch, rather worn, length 6.
Monument: DRK 027 Drinkstone Hall Farm: Archaeological evaluation
An archaeological evaluation prior to the construction of an extension which located an earlier phase of the moat present at this site (DRK 001), a wall foundation and a number of finds.
Monument: DRK 009 Drinkstone Smock Mill
Small smock mill, built in the late C18 on top of an earlier horse mill near the post mill (DRK 004).