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Historical records of seventeenth to nineteenth century inn, nineteenth century rebuild and now demolished

Medieval to post-medieval lynchets and terraces recorded in field survey at White Hawridge Bottom

Sixteenth or seventeenth century inn known as The White Hart, remodelled as a hotel in the early nineteenth century and with twentieth century alterations

Seventeenth century inn known as the White Hart, with eighteenth century refronting.

Site of twentieth century stake where Thomas Harding was burned as a heretic in 1532

Eighteenth century witchert inn known as the White Hart, now a house

Roman to medieval metalwork found in 1901

Fifteenth to early sixteenth century timber-framed cruck built house with later alterations

Seventeenth century or earlier inn known as The White Hart, with later alterations and now a shop.

Seventeenth century timber-framed house called White Heather Garage.