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?Working lime kiln shown on Thos Warren's 1776 town map (S1).

Monitoring revealed one undated chalk surface and the foundation of a granary barn. A historic building survey of the existing granary was also carried out prior to its conversion and extension.

16th century former bakehoue or maltings

Circa 1950-1955: Hoard of bronze socketed axes, mostly fragmentary, found in plough soil after removal of field boundary hedge.

Monitoring identified earlier floor surfaces one constructed of flint and some brick and the second, constructed of compacted chalk.

Spread of pottery sherds, mainly part-glazed Late Med and Transitional types, including some wasters (S1).

The goods shed at Clare Railway Station is situated to the west of the station and was built for the Great Eastern Railway in 1865. It is the only survivor of eleven examples built to the 1865 type design, and forms an element of the station which is...

Grade-II listed 16th century house with 14th century origins.

2 storey brick building of mid-17th C. Ground floor incorporates part of earlier building and originally contained a stable. Converted into Granary & mill in 18th C.

Moat surrounding `The Grange' shown on Tithe Map of 1838 (S1).