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Route of medieval track possibly on an earlier Roman alignment, though no evidence seen during development.

Seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse at Kimblewick Farm, possibly incorporating earlier fabric.

Late nineteenth century gardener's house, built about 1898

Mesolithic flint working site recorded as a scatter of artefacts on the ground surface

Seventeenth century timber-framed inn known as the King and Queen, refronted in the eighteenth or nineteenth century.

Eighteenth century house on Elm Road, with attached nineteenth century shop

Lower to Middle Palaeolithic flint core found on ground surface

Eighteenth century house with modern extensions and alterations, formerly 'The Old King of Prussia', now the 'King George V' pub.

Stone cross war memorial commemorating people from Great and Little Kimble killed in WW1 and WW2

Seventeenth century inn known as the King William IV, with eighteenth century alterations and nineteenth century extensions.