Several possible medieval or post-medieval lynchets are visible on aerial photographs as earthworks. The precise date of the features is uncertain, but they are most likely associated with the abandoned Cuffs Cottage and its orchard.

A large pit is visible on aerial photographs as an earthwork. It is depicted on the 1st edition Ordnance Survey map and annotated "old gravel pit," suggesting it was abandoned shortly before publication in 1889.

A saw mill at Knowle with an overshot waterwheel and a pond, built in 1828.

The signpost is situated at an ancient crossroads and has four fingers.

An old quarry is marked on historic mapping.

On 18th May 1943, a German Junkers aircraft was returning from a raid on Cardiff when it was intercepted and badly damaged. It narrowly missed buildings at Beasley Farm and flew on towards the village before crashing into a willow tree plantation at Bougham.

An early 19th Century milestone marking 8 miles to Minehead.

An early 19th Century milestone, reset in the 20th Century and inscribed '10 miles to Minehead'.

An early 19th Century milestone, marking 11 miles to Minehead.

The milestone marks 7 miles to Minehead. It has been replaced with a replica, the original is currently situated elsewhere.