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Late seventeenth century Quaker burial ground at Jordans Meeting House, extended in 1688 and 1912.

Nineteenth century cemetery, opened in 1858.

Eighteenth to nineteenth century cemetery associated with Baptist chapel

Roman metalwork found digging new graves at the cemetery near Stanley Hill

Field-name and historical evidence of medieval parks

Nineteenth century cemetery to Baptist Chapel

Roman pottery found digging new graves at the cemetery near Stanley Hill

Iron Age to Roman settlement identified through geophysical survey and investigated through trial trench evaluation.

Roman pottery and metalwork found digging new graves at the cemetery near Stanley Hill

Mid-nineteenth century architect-designed municipal cemetery with chapels, extended in the later nineteenth, twentieth and twentyfirst centuries.