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Eighteenth to nineteenth century pottery, including a possible kiln waster, found in garden of Forge House

Seventeenth century timber-framed house called Forge House with eighteenth century alterations and extension

Medieval timber-framed cruck-built house, extended in the seventeenth century and refaced in the eighteenth century, formerly an inn known as The Fleur-de-Lys.

Fifteenth to sixteenth century pottery found at the former gas works

Site of quarry shown on nineteenth to twentieth century maps at Forge Cottage

Part timber-framed seventeenth century thatched house.

Human remains reported from the former gas works but found to be animal bone of unknown date associated with medieval pottery

Eighteenth century timber-framed house.

Possible site of an eighteenth to nineteenth century pottery kiln at Forge House

Twentieth century concert hall and theatre, now an auction room.