The scheduled remains of the shrunken medieval village of Mackworth and associated field system.

The Hall, Derby Road, Long Eaton, built in 1778.

Possible extent of medieval deerpark associated with Codnor Castle

Former medieval park that was extant by the 15th century. Also see SMR 16806 (Barton Park). No visible pale.

No. 8 Snitterton Road, Bank House, Matlock Town, a late 18th century building.

Gardens remodelled in the 1760s, once including a serpentine lake and a paddock on the south side of the river, now built over; gardens truncated and comprehensively replanted in the 20th century.

Shallow archaeological features excavated in 1993 were interpreted as the possible remains of wooden buildings inhabited by navvies while building the railway

An almost square enclosure and a number of ditches were identified on an aerial photograph of 1963, when the area was arable land.

A Mortuary Chapel within a cemetery north of Glossop that was extant in the late 19th century. It was formerly ascribed to the Church of England.

The site of a Non-Conformist Mortuary Chapel within a cemetery north of Glossop. It was extant in the late 19th century, but has since been demolished.