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Early nineteenth century witchert and formerly thatched cottage with later extensions and alterations

A Roll of Honour in the form of a wall plaque. Commemorates local people who were killed in action during WW1 (1914-1918) and WW2 (1939-1945).

Late seventeenth century Quaker meeting house, built 1688 with later alterations and extensions, damaged by fire 2005.

Furniture factory and associated offices probably built in 1920s with additions in 1950s and 1960s.

Mid-nineteenth century judges lodgings built in 1850 by E B Lamb, later used as County Council offices and meeting rooms.

Possible medieval farmstead site seen on aerial photographs

Early twentieth century furniture factory of Owen Haines, built about 1900 and in use to about 1970.

Post-medieval to modern village of Jordans

Pair of 19th century brick cottages built in 1897

Possible site of post-medieval pound