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The site of a former World War Two pillbox is visible on aerial photographs. This structure formed part of the wider system of defences recorded under LWT 045.

Site of Former Ipswich Railway Station, Ipswich.

The site of former a World War Two type 22 pillbox, gun emplacements and trenches are visible on aerial photographs. These features formed part of the wider system of defences recorded under LWT 045.

The site of former earthworks of probable medieval to post medieval date is visible on aerial photographs in grounds of Blundeston Lodge (BLN 021), now site of Blundeston Prison, The site consists of bank and ditch boundaries, some of which may rela...

Site of the first Premonstratensian abbey at Leiston, founded in 1182 and moved to its present site in 1363 (see LCS 001).

A former field boundary or trackway, probably of post medieval date, is visible as a cropmark and soilmark on aerial photographs.

1998: Small excavation at the junction of St. Peter's Street and Star Lane in advance of building works located several pits andarticulated burials.

The cropmarks and soilmarks of fields and a boundary bank or trackway of probable medieval-post medieval date, although a Roman origin for some elements is feasible, are visible on aerial photographs at Carlton Colville. The majority of the boundarie...

Former banks and tracks, of unknown but possibly medieval to post medieval date, are visible as soilmarks, cropmarks and perhaps slight earthworks (since levelled) on aerial photographs.

Site of former milestone, marked on 1783 map (S1) and on 1880s OS map, details (S1) (S2) (S3). Formerly recorded as RGH MISC