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Roman figurine found on Lee Common

Farmhouse at Lee Farm with eighteenth century front

Post-medieval hamlet of Lee Common

Roll of Honour in Lee Common school, commemorating those who attended the school and served in WW1 (1914-1918) including those killed.

Eighteenth century record of brickworks on Lee Common, with clay pits marked on nineteenth century maps

Nineteenth century cemetery at the Primitive Methodist Chapel on Lee Common

Sixteenth or seventeenth century timber framed house, called Leith Grove.

Nineteenth century records of brick- and tile-works

Primitive Methodist Chapel built in 1839 on Lee Common, with a Sunday school added later

Thirteenth century fishpond recorded in field survey and test-pitting, probably not a mill pond. It may be that depicted on a 16th century map and named Nor Lye Pond.