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.

Pump Room opened in 1894 to provide enlarged facilities where people could drink the thermal water and meet socially.

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.

Part of what appeared to be a Roman copper alloy brooch or clasp was recovered at this location in 1997.

Site of a possible Bronze Age round barrow excavated in 1846. The primary burials were displaced by secondary re-use of the barrow.

Bronze Age bowl barrow excavated in 1825 and 1844 with evidence of re-use in the Romano-British or Anglian period. Now a scheduled monument.