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Early fifteenth century house with seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth century alterations and restoration, used as the borough council offices from 1964 to 1978.

Several inhumations of possible late Saxon date found by workmen and left in situ

Neolithic polished flint handaxe found near Castle Hill, Rookwood

Early nineteenth century mill house to Castle Mill.

Site of eighteenth to nineteenth century nonconformists burial ground, known from historical records and burials moved in the 1960s

Possible medieval motte recorded in field survey

Mid-nineteenth century factory built in 1857 and extended in 1934, converted to a corn mill in 1865, later converted to a condensed milk factory and now a university library

Site of former eighteenth century nonconformist chapel, built in 1788 and demolished in 1981.

Late eighteenth or early nineteenth century house.

Historical records of sixteenth century mills, working until the early twentieth century