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Site of `The Hall, known as White Hall, which stood close to the public road, was burnt down' on November 29, 1921.

Late 16th or early 17th century building that was converted to an inn in the 18th century.

Slightly raised area (now a small copse) adjoining low-lying meadows and close to a group of five ancient oak pollards.

White Hart Hotel. Late 17th century public house with early 19th century remodelling and later 19th century alterations. Grade II Listed

Site of the White Horse Inn, West Row. Timber framed. Now (2013) demolished.

A largely intact timber-framed structure of five bays which dates from circa 1600

Very large round mound, raised berm and surrounding wide ditch.

Long pond, c.

Brewery recorded and mapped as White Hart Brewery in 1880s and early 1900s. Possibly some survival of structures?

White Horse Inn marked on Ogilbys Map, 1675. Formerly recorded as CSM MISC