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Late eighteenth century thatched house.

Former fen site at Canada Farm

Undated ditches which may represent 19th century field boundaries

Seventeenth century barn, said to have been where Cromwell's army camped in 1644.

Nineteenth century records of Canada or Bois watermill

Mesolithic flint pick found digging drainage ditch. A Mesolithic Thames pick was found in a main drainage trench outside house formerly known as 'Grantham', a riverside house, at Bourne End.

Possible earthworks of temporary Civil War encampment, known from historical records. A subrectangular area of terraced ground of uncertain date and function is visible on historic aerial photographs as earthworks and was mapped as part of the North ...

Site of eighteenth to nineteenth century brick and tile-works known from historic records

Earthworks thought to be of Civil War camp not visible in field survey, may be quarrying. A subrectangular area of terraced ground of uncertain date and function is visible on historic aerial photographs as earthworks and was mapped as part of the No...

Red Cross hospital whose first complex of buildings was demolished at the end of the First World War. The site was reused during the Second World War, finally decommissioned in 1985 and demolished in 2006.