The 16th century Lamb Inn with 12th century St. Mary's Church beyond. The Lamb Inn still has a medieval stone vault under the current building.

This area no longer has an 'old town' feel as the road was widened and a number of historic buildings were demolished, with the consent of the town council, to make room for it. If feels more like a modern suburb with a sprinkling of old buildings.

The 16th Century Coach House, Stables and Barn, to the east of the church, part of the Old Parsonage.

An ancient timber-framed house in Borough Lane. The blue plaque on the wall states that Charles Dickens made several visits to this house.

St. Mary's Church dates from the late 12th century and was enlarged, including the addition of the tower, in the 14th century.

The Old Parsonage, a 15th century Rectory Manor, behind the church on the north side.