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Nineteenth century public house, known as 'The Britannia', closed in 2014 and demolished in 2017.

Single building built in the 18th Century

Site of late seventeenth to early nineteenth century Quaker Meeting House known from documentary sources.

Eighteenth to nineteenth century public house known as The Bull and Butcher, incorporating the remains of a late sixteenth or early seventeenth century timber-framed house.

Fifteenth century hall house with sixteenth and seventeenth century alterations, restored in the 1960s. Formerly used as a Quaker meeting house and as a public house, known as The Black Horse Inn.

Seventeenth century timber-framed inn known as The Bull and Butcher, with some later rebuilding.

Evaluation trial trenching and subsequent excavation on the western edge of Shabbington village uncovered evidence of medieval occupation.

Field-name evidence of brickworks of uncertain date

Site of post-medieval pound, stocks and pillory on The Broadway, demolished in the nineteenth century

Eighteenth century inn known as the The Bull, with later alterations, now a house.