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Building survey and historical records of medieval hospital, chapel and school, now a community hall - The Royal Latin School started as the chantry chapel of St John the Baptist. It was endowed in the early 13th century as a chantry by Archdeacon Ma...

Former school, built in 1872 with later extensions and alterations, closed in 1957 and now used as a Masonic Lodge.

Historical records of hospital used as a chantry from the thirteenth century and as a school from the sixteenth century to the twentieth century

Medieval and post-medieval parish church of St John the Baptist at The Lee, replaced by the nearby nineteenth century church.

Hospital built in twelfth century with later rebuildings up to the nineteenth century and re-used as chapel and school.

Medieval and post-medieval parish church of St Michael at Grove, with nineteenth century (1883) alterations and now converted into a house

Grade II family vault, chest tombs and headstones, C18 and early C19.

Chalk pit shown on nineteenth century maps west of Thorne Barton Hall

Eighteenth and nineteenth century house, known as Old Chequers Cottage.

Eighteenth and nineteenth century and older churchyard wall.