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Late eighteenth to early nineteenth century house.

Roman and medieval pottery from evaluation trenches in advance of the construction of Richings Park golf course

Eighteenth century country house called Richings Park, damaged in the Second World War and demolished 1946

Early twentieth century garden terrace

Prehistoric to medieval artefacts found in evaluation trenches in advance of the construction of Richings Park golf course

Fifteenth century cruck-built timber-framed and thatched house with seventeenth century extension.

Neolithic to Bronze Age flint artefacts and late prehistoric pottery from evaluation trenches in advance of the construction of Richings Park golf course

Residential and training blocks built between 1961 and 1967, later converted to school

Roman and Saxon pottery found in drainage trench

Stream in Richings Park converted to a canal circa 1717 being some 555 yards long and deep enough to carry a pleasure boat