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Ice house approximately 25 metres to rear of number 4 The Bay Horse Public House. Probably dating from the late 18th century the ice house is of exposed red brick in stretcher bond. It consists of a circular domed chamber approximately 4 metres in di...

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The Infantry Barracks were constructed to the south of the Cavalry Barracks in 1877 around a central parade ground and catered for both regular and reserve battalions. The barracks were renamed Imphal Barracks in 1951 in commemoration of campaigns i...

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An incomplete, circular ditched enclosure is visible on air photographs as cropmarks. The date and interpretation of this feature is uncertain. It lies on the alignment of a Roman road and may be contemporary or post-date it, potentially a Roman or S...

Site of former Independent chapel in Grape Lane built in 1781, occupied by the Methodist New Connexion from 1798, by Particular Baptists from 1820, and from 1820-51 by Primitive Methodists. Demolished after 1863.

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Farmhouse built between 1620 and 1650, the house was no longer associated with a farm by 1986.

Since 1958 a dwelling divided into apartments, the building was originally built circa 1639 as almshouses by Sir Arthur Ingram and formerly known as Ingram's Hospital. It was repaired in 1649. The building was It is constructed of red brick on a ston...