A Roman Catholic Church that was built in the 1920s or 30s, on the site of a 19th century Roman Catholic Chapel. It is not known if any material from the earlier chapel survives.

Earthworks are evident between Old Hall and Borough Hill Farm but their original plan cannot be determined.

Bronze Age barrow with possible evidence of re-use in the Roman period

Doubtful henge monument, possibly a homestead enclosure. Date unknown but may be Iron Age or Romano-British. Probably associated with SMR 31118.

Area of scheduled lead working remains, including Fern and Roman Caves, High Tor Rake and Hard Rake

Settlement site and related field enclosures at Staden; rescue excavation of a domestic building in 1981 indicated the settlement is Romano-British

St Anne's Well, which was extant prior to 1697, probably stood in an area that now lies under the western arm of The Crescent (SMR 31116). It is thought that it was of Roman origin. See DDR6598 to the east for present St Anne's Well.

Traces of Roman buildings and baths have been found in the area of St Anne's Crescent, Buxton. Buxton, now a modern spa town, is the site of 'Aqvae Arnemetiae'. See SMR 2834, SMR 2836, SMR 2837 and SMR 2869 also.

Old Hall Hotel, The Crescent, Buxton, built in 1670.

Scheduled Late Neolithic henge, within which is a centrally placed Bronze Age barrow.