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Site of fifteenth to nineteenth century Crown Inn, demolished in 1937.

Mesolithic tranchet axe-head found in Crutches Wood

Nineteenth century terraced house, now an independant school.

Possible late medieval timber-framed cruck-built thatched house, remodelled in the seventeenth century and with nineteenth and twentieth century extensions

52 Neolithic to Bronze Age flint flakes found in Crutches Wood

Early nineteenth century town hall built in 1807, now part of a hotel.

Medieval, 15th century, cruck-built timber-framed thatched barn, with early 20th century alterations, converted to living area. Modern brick infill. Roof is thatched with hipped gables.

Prehistoric flint scatters found in Crutches Wood

Fifteenth century timber-framed cruck-built house with later alterations, formerly the Crown Inn

Late sixteenth or early seventeenth century timber-framed house, 3 bays, 2 storeys, tiled roof. Altered with brick infill of the 18th ,19th, and 20th centuries. At the rear there is a modern 2 storey wing. Known as Crumbeldown.