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Two Roman burial mounds, partly excavated in 1839-1840 - Two Roman barrows located 200m ENE of Thornborough Bridge. The western barrow is roughly circular in plan, measuring 40m in diameter and 3.5m high, while the eastern is of a similar size, altho...

Medieval to modern village of Thornborough, recorded in Domesday Book

Suggested third barrow at Thornborough probably unlikely

Historical records and field survey of nineteenth century windmill. A tower mill for the processing of cereals. The date of construction is not recorded and it is now in a derelict condition. It was cut down to half it former height and used as an an...

Probable nineteenth century iron waterwheel, dismantled in 1940.

Roman cremation burial in barrow excavated in 1839-1840

Early-mid nineteenth century double pile house known as Thornbrook House

Late prehistoric ring-ditch recorded on aerial photograph and a flint tool found in field walking

General background information on Thornborough parish.

Kitchen garden, orchard, landscape park and pond shown on nineteenth century map of Thorne Barton Hall