A listed parish church, the earliest surviving fabric exists within the tower and dates from the 13th and 14th centuries. The majority of the extant church building is of 19th century date (and includes work by Trubshaw and Lynham). An unusual wooden sundial is present below the church clock. A fragment of 12th century column in use as a trough in the adjacent farmyard may indicate that an earlier building once existed here.
A listed parish church, the earliest surviving fabric exists within the tower and dates from the 13th and 14th centuries. The majority of the extant church building is of 19th century date (and includes work by Trubshaw and Lynham). An unusual wooden sundial is present below the church clock. A fragment of 12th century column in use as a trough in the adjacent farmyard may indicate that an earlier building once existed here. PRN 06293-MST11561
The churchyard around St Werburgh's church, which incorporates a cemetery of probable medieval origin. Three stone blocks, suggest the remains of a set of stocks, a bear baiting ring and a bull bating ring are said to be located within the cemetery.
A pair of listed bridges crossing over the river and the railway at Froghall. The former is 18th century and the latter mid-19th century in date. They are thought to be on the location of an earlier 17th century bridge.
The third of four successive tramways between the Caldon Canal and the Cauldon Lowe quarry.
The probable 2nd route of the tramway between Caldon Canal and Cauldon Lowe Quarry, by-passing some of the more severe gradients as horse drawn waggons slipped on the iron rails.
The probable first (1777) route of the tramway between the Caldon Canal and the Cauldon limestone quarries.
Tramways which possibly date from 1855, which link the Consall flint mills with associated mining shafts. the tramway forms part of Consall Nature Park trail.
Former (Rack railway) Caldon Low tramway, built to connect Caldon canal and Froghall to Cauldon Low quarries.
The site of a copper and brass woks, built by the Bolton Company in 1890. The emphasis was on electrolytic copper production and manufacture but some work on complex brass alloys including aluminium brass was carried out there.
