18th century park laid out for the Burdett family, kitchen garden and walls, vine houses, potting sheds, stables and garden house.

A series of cropmarks representing a complex of late prehistoric enclosures, linear features, pit alignments and possible barrows.

Formerly The Peacock Inn, No. 67 Low Pavement, Chesterfield, a 16th century timber framed building.

Silver lanx found in 1729, of probable late 4th century date. The original has been lost; a 'rediscovered' silver plate was later shown to be a forgery.

Site of one, possibly two, rectangular platforms once surrounded by a moat; the western side had a double bank and ditch. Now ploughed out.

Possible extent of medieval deerpark associated with Codnor Castle

Over 40 sites located within the park in the 1960s by Derwent Archaeological Society, including an enclosure excavated in 1967-9 and provisionally dated to the late 2nd/early 4th century

Features relating to a major Late Iron Age/Romano-British settlement were excavated in 1996 and 1997; occupation was mainly mid 1st century to 2nd century AD

Evidence for prehistoric activity has been recovered during excavations and watching briefs prior to and during sand and gravel extraction at Willington Quarry.