House c.1900 of unusual style built at the same time as the school to house the Headmistress. Part of the Social History of the village. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets. Location uncertain - possibly School Lane.

School. 1838 extended c1900. Original building by John Harper, extended by WH Brierley. Grey brick in Flemish bond on moulded stone plinth, with ashlar quoins and dressings; brick stacks with stone cornices to slate roof.

Early 20th century telephone exchange on Garden Flats Lane in arts & crafts style, visually attractive. An important community facility as scouts and guide building. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

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Vertical photographs of 1946 show a troop of searchlight batteries (3) in a triangular configuration in a field of ridge and furrow on the north side of Penman Lane.

Earthwork remains of one of a pair of searchlight batteries from the 1939-45 war. Iidentified on 1946 vertical air photographs.

Earthwork remains of one of a pair of searchlight batteries from the 1939-45 war. Identified on 1946 vertical air photographs.

World War II searchlight battery lies on the west bank of the river Ouse. The searchlight battery and associated buildings and stuctures are visible on air photographs taken in 1942. Photographs taken in 1986 show the site has been levelled.

Earthworks of a single searchlight show on vertical aerial photographs of 1941 . The site lies north of the village of Knapton, on the west side of North Field Lane. Oblique photographs taken under snowy conditions show the ditched earthworks of a Wo...

A World War II searchlight battery is visible as earthworks with an extant building, but the features were levelled in later photography. There is a single search light, with traces of a possible second earlier searchlight. Surrounding these are seve...