Visible in 1850, no date for construction/destruction.

Early example of red GPO telephone box embossed Crown on each face, still in use. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

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Well head constructed in 1752. It comprises a small stone structure. The interior has a barrel roof, a semi-circular niche at the rear, and steps leading down to the well. Alternate name was The Well House.

a narrow strip of land defined by a ditch on each side with a raised area (in places cambered). The north-western section runing from Bad Bargain Lane has been built up in recent times by addition of ballast material and a roughly tarmaced surface....

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Brick built historic construction in an old farming village. Nominated for inclusion on the Local List of Heritage Assets.

A surviving relic of Rufforth’s early years as a farming village possibly dating to the 18th century. Wandering stock were held here until farmers paid a fine to get their animals back.

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