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A former militia stores building, constructed between 1825 and 1850. The main block is set back from the street and has a symmetrical south front of five bays. It is of two storeys with a three-storeyed extension on the eastern end. In front of the m...

Former Goods Station, now railway museum. 1875-77 with minor late C20 alterations. Designed by Benjamin Burleigh for the Great Northern Railway Co. 2-storey office block with single-storey goods sheds behind. Red brick with white brick and ashlar dre...

former Quaker Burial ground marked on 1st Edition OS Plan. Polygon plotted from this map - not clear about locational accuracy of this polygon with regard to modern OS map.

Two parallel ranges adjacent to the Railway Institute, constructed as Locomotive Erecting Shops for the North Eastern Railway Company. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets. Under threat of demolition.

c. 1920 as the depot for a trolley-bus service. The trolley bus service was discontinued at the end of 1929 and by 1931 the building was rented to Airspeed Ltd. The former Trolley Bus depot is not thought to have been retained by Airspeed after 1...

Brick built used by the Observer Corps from 1943 to 1961. A relic of the last war and the Cold War. Now useful to the community as a sports changing room. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets. Demolished 2016.

Site of a Methodist chapel, built in 1780-1, it was later used as a warehouse and was demolished in 1963.

The site of a historic farmstead/ tannery, representing a good survival of associated 19th-century buildings which are characterful remnants of a historic village farm. Largely intact evidential significance of an undeveloped farmstead plot. Subseque...