The site of a building thought to be an outlying building of the same date as the founding of the Norman priory, and most likely used as a barn.

A multi-period site, with evidence for Mid to Late Iron Age and Early Roman settlement, as well as a possible medieval moated site, although the latter may never have been completed.

A small amount of lithic material and one Romano-British potsherd were found during fieldwalking in October 2005

Mid-Late Iron Age occupation site features that indicate a move from open to bounded landscapes. Some Late Bronze Age-Early Iron Age features are also represented. Residual Neolithic material is perhaps indicative that an earlier site was also present here.

13th century priory of Dominican friars; dissolved in 1539, but some remains may be preserved within the Friary Hotel (SMR 18956). Extent of precinct is conjectural.

A late 18th century Presbytery that was rebuilt in 1836. It adjoins All Saints' Roman Catholic Church (SMR 6192).

A Roman Catholic Church that was built in 1845-6.

Area of former ridge and furrow, northwest of Brough Roman Fort, Hope, of unknown date.

A number of later preshitoric/Roman features were identified in this area on aerial photographs dating to 1949, but the area has since been developed.

Crossroads that evolved into a market place in medieval and post-medieval Buxton.