A smithy is marked on historic mapping, on the opposite bank of Washford River from New Mill.

A pumping house with an undershot wheel is marked on historic mapping.

The mines operated between the 17th and late 19th centuries, except for a period in the late 18th and early 19th Century. Copper slag recovered from the site also provided a date of the 15th or 16th Century.

A medieval farmstead of which records exist at least as early as 1428. The farmhouse dates to the mid 19th Century, when the 18th Century farmbuildings were remodelled.

Parracombe was Pedracomba in Domesday. It is the largest Devon village on Exmoor and includes the physically detached hamlets of Bodley, Churchtown and Prisonford.

A linear feature in the grounds of Hollam House, originally thought to be a ha ha, is now suggested to be a contour leat forming part of a wider water meadow.

Underbridge 5 carried the railway over the river.

A fragment of the Second World War aircraft which crashed into Yearnor Wood in thick mist on 11th June 1943.

The farmstead is shown on historic mapping.

A group of buildings are depicted on historic mapping in this location; however, they have since been demolished.