A church containing 12th and 15th Century fabric that was restored in 1843-63.

A parish church with a 13th Century tower, east wall and window, with various alterations to the nave in the 15th and 16th Centuries. It contains a Perpendicular octagonal font.

A 13th Century church with 15th Century porch and nave roof. It was partly rebuilt in 1695 and 1846, and has been redundant since 1979.

St Peter's Church, Exton has some Norman work in the nave, a 13th Century tower and 15th century aisle. The church was restored in 1876, and the tower in 1928.

St Petrock's Church is predominantly 15th Century. The tower was rebuilt in 1708 and the main body of the building restored in 1862.

A wooden plaque was installed in 1950 by the Dunster Women's Institute in memory of the fallen. A bench was installed beneath by the Dunster Village Society in 2011, although it is not clear whether this is related.

St George's Church is mainly 15th Century with 12th and 13th Century work. It was restored in 1875-7.

The Parish Church of St Mary has a 13th Century tower and has undergone major restoration on a number of occasions.

A memorial to the crew of the Halifax that crashed in Yearnor Wood in 1943.

A low rubble wall with a weathered stone coping, broken by two sets of concrete steps with quarter landings. There are square piers at the ends of each section, which are linked by a low railing with scrolled balustrade.