Possible site of a medieval chapel, although all that exists today is a small quarry.

Approximate findspot in 1957 of a piece of carved stone, possibly part of a medieval crosshead.

Longford Park has its origins as a medieval park that was extant by the 13th century, although altered at a later date. The mapped area amalgamates the suggested medieval and 19th century extents.

Two separate areas of earthworks thought to be the remains of Romano-British settlement

Excavation in Brough Field, Shiningford Farm revealed the remains of a Roman settlement.

Sherds of Romano-British pottery found in 1965. Now under Carsington Reservoir.

Sandstone pavements and flint and stone artefacts found in c.1845, suggesting the presence of a prehistoric or Romano-British settlement site. Pavements destroyed by farming in mid 1900s.

Extensive goods yard built by the Midland Railway in the mid 19th century.

The site of Romano-British enclosures excavated whilst preparing the site of a new filter plant. The area has now been removed by gravel extraction.

Old House Cottage is a cruck-framed building with late 16th/early 17th century origins. Originally part of a larger house; now occupied by the mid-late 17th century Southgate Old House.