19th century vernacular two storey detached cottages believed to have originally accommodated the gardener & groom at The Old Rectory. Local clamp brick walls with ‘tumbled gabling’. End and ridge clamp brick dentilled chimney stacks with tall plain ...

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Site covers about an acre and the squared corners suggest it is man made. You can see the rise of the slope on the edge on photo's (Pan1). Most of the woodland is old sandy heath, in places it is acidic poor fen but this mound is almost pure sand fro...

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Site of railway station on the Derwent Valley Railway, opened in 1913 and closed in 1926.

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A Medieval field system of ridge and furrow in the parish of Kexby is visible as earthworks and cropmarks on air photographs. Most of the ridge and furrow appears ploughed level, except for a few areas adjacent to the river Derwent, which remain exta...

Two uninscribed Roman altars, found on Dunnington Common in the nineteenth century are deposited in the Yorkshire Museum.

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