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In 1877, William Buckingham is noted as a Brickmaker at Railway Wharf and a large area of excavations, long sheds and a raised track connecting to the railway are noted on a nineteenth century map

Roman metalwork found during construction of railway in the early twentieth century

Medieval to post-medieval ditches, pits, well and privy recorded in evaluation trial trenching.

Nineteenth century map shows a rail link into the works passing through the disused extraction pits and to the south of the works buildings

Seventeenth or eighteenth century witchert cottage, with modern extensions

House and pubs recorded on nineteenth century maps but demolished in the twentieth century

Roman metalwork found in the early twentieth century during construction of the railway

Seventeenth century timber-framed house with later alterations and extensions, and attached mid-nineteenth century chapel, later used as a school and now a house.

Nineteenth century map shows a long building likely to be a brick drying shed

Roman metalwork found in the early twentieth century during construction of the railway