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Medieval holy well associated with John Schorne. John Schorne's or Shorne's Well dates to the late 13th or early 14th century and was restored in 1970. This medieval holy well is supposed to have derived its medicinal and miraculous qualities from th...

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

Early twentieth century Arts and Crafts or Domestic Revival-style house, built in 1908, with later extension

Eighteenth century inn known as The Jolly Sportsman, with twentieth century alterations

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

Seventeenth to early eighteenth century timber-framed house with nineteenth century alterations, and attached nineteenth century school built in 1871, now the village hall

Site of former chalk pit shown on late nineteenth century maps.

Possible medieval farmstead site seen on aerial photographs

Johnsons Farmhouse, seventeenth century timber-framed house with eighteenth century casing, with two attached timber-framed outbuildings

Post-medieval to modern village of Jordans