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Medieval to modern village of Newton Longville.

Fifteenth to sixteenth century chantry chapel known from historical documents

Early twentieth century war memorial obelisk outside Newton Longville churchyard, commemorating local people who served and those who died in WW1 and WW2

Neolithic flint flake found on Grimsdell's Lane

Twelfth to fifteenth century records of Cluniac cell

Hangman's Hill, mound which may have been constructed as a motte, but in later centuries has been used a windmill site, gallows and cemetery - Situated on an elevated plateau under plough, this sub-oval mound has the remains of a splayed tail or ramp...

Nineteenth century former furniture factory, in use until the 1930s.

Nineteenth century gardens recorded in doumentary source

Medieval moat visible as an earthwork on aerial photographs

Roman, medieval and post-medieval pottery found in stripping for gas pipeline