Halton Castle is a 13th-century shell keep built over an earlier motte and bailey by the Normans. It served as a fortified residence and later, a courthouse.

Former Roman-Catholic church with campanile, 1959, designed by Felix A Jones of Jones and Kelly of Dublin.

Bus depot, 1923 for Widnes Corporation. Workshop of 1945 and a 1949 canteen and bike shed.

Duck decoy ponds, like the one at Hale from the 17th century, were crucial for trapping wildfowl using networks of pipes and nets. They represent significant historical features.

Canal Bridge, of about 1770, by James Brindley, for the Duke of Bridgewater's Canal, and an associated hand-cranked crane of late-C19 to early-C20 date.

Signal box opened 1940, designed by the London Midland Scottish railway to Air Raid Precaution specifications.

Former health centre, 1938-9, by Austin T Parrott, steel frame clad in mellow red brick laid in Flemish garden wall bond, metal-framed windows, flat roof, mainly 2-storeys plus basement,...

First World War memorial, 1920 by James Wilding LRIBA, with additions for later conflicts.

First World War memorial, 1920, with later additions for the Second World War.

Former lodge to Norton Priory, now a private house, 1870, constructed for Sir Richard Brooke, 7th Baronet Brooke of Norton Priory.