Pond and hard standing, Cold Eaton Farm, off Liffs Road, Eaton and Alsop, of post medieval date.

Former Nether Ratchwood and Rantor Lead Mines, Northeast of B5023, Middleton, opened c1740.

The approximate site of a deserted medieval village called Breadsall Nether Flatt; located around the area of Breadsall Hilltop/Oakwood, and sometimes referred to as Nether Breadsall. The site also overlays a probable Romano-British settlement.

Complex of Romano-British field systems, surveyed in the 1980s and 1990s.

Silver and copper armillae dated to 138-161 AD, found in 1866. Precise location of findspot is unknown.

Cropmarks visible on aerial photographs; excavation produced evidence of an Iron Age enclosure, probably a farmstead, unstratified Roman pottery and ploughed out ridge and furrow.

Occupation possibly from as early as the late-Anglo-Saxon period to the 16th century was revealed in excavation in 2003-4.

Former grammar school designed in the 1920s by Alexander MacPherson. On the City of Derby Local List.

Pottery and heat affected stone, southwest of Highfields Farm, Findern, of Roman, medieval and unknown date.

The site of a Roman Catholic chapel that was built between 1875 and 1900. It has since been demolished and the site has been redeveloped [2010].