A scatter of Romano-British pottery sherds, together with some medieval sherds and other material was identified during fieldwalking in 1997/98

Associated SMR's 25210, 25214, 16615, 25208, 16603.

Scheduled earthwork interpreted as a possible fortlet guarding a river crossing, although this interpretation is unproven.

Various Iron Age and Romano-British finds are said to have come from fields around Little Padfield Farm - the findspots are not given

Roman Fortlet east of Highstones Tintwistle.

A silver coin of Caius Valerius Flaccus (82 B.C.) was found in 1935 in the garden off Shuttlewood Road.

Some flint flakes, a possible arrowhead and a single possible tessera were found in a trench during cable laying in 1938

Stables built in the late 18th century and converted into a hospital in 1857. Baths were built in the grounds in 1914. In 2003 to 2004, the hospital was turned into a campus for the University of Derby.

Large Bronze Age round barrow excavated in 1846 and 1862. There is possible evidence of re-use in the Romano-British period.

Railway largely constructed between 1837 and 1838 and opened in July 1840.