| Feature | Feature Notes |
| 18AP64 Area 8 Feature 71 | Mid 19th c cellar, root cellar, filled post 1889, in Trench 8, contains tin cans, a large tip of oyster shell and a tip of coal ash, intact brick walls and wood steps descending to cellar, filled with household refuse when cellar abandoned, central portion of cellar, where food stored, had earthen walls |
| 18AP64 Feature 102 | Dry laid brick, maybe associated with brick in Areas 4 and 5 |
| 18AP64 Feature 107 | Posthole associated with scaffolding for fire house tower construction |
| 18AP64 Feature 109 | Concentration of bone believed to be dog burial |
| 18AP64 Feature 111 | 5 inch diameter posthole and mold, probably scaffolding hole for construction of fire house tower for fire station next door |
| 18AP64 Feature 114 | Artifact concentration, over 1 foot thick |
| 18AP64 Feature 115 | Partial brick pad in Trench 5, brick paving in rear yard, leading out from cellar door, at least 10-15 feet wide, made of complete and partial brick, laid prior to 1874, sealed by 1874 addition to house |
| 18AP64 Feature 12 | Edge of single course brick surface |
| 18AP64 Feature 121 | Two courses of mortared brick overlaying a centered stone in Trench 13, floor/base for coal burning stove and chimney in 1874 addition |
| 18AP64 Feature 124 | Partial brick pad in Trench 5, brick paving in rear yard, leading out from cellar door, at least 10-15 feet wide, made of complete and partial brick, laid prior to 1874, sealed by 1874 addition to house |
| 18AP64 Feature 126 | Trash pit in backyard |
| 18AP64 Feature 127 | Laid brick surface |
| 18AP64 Feature 131 | Partial brick pad in Trench 5, brick paving in rear yard, leading out from cellar door, at least 10-15 feet wide, made of complete and partial brick, laid prior to 1874, sealed by 1874 addition to house |
| 18AP64 Feature 132 | Broken up surface of dry laid brick in Trenches 12 and 14 |
| 18AP64 Feature 144 | Trash concentration, high concentation animal bone, complete pewter spoon with 3 cryptic symbols |
| 18AP64 Feature 147 | Pocket of coal and sheet refuse |
| 18AP64 Feature 150 | 1.9 foot circular ash pit with household garbage and faunal bone |
| 18AP64 Feature 153 | Layer of mortar and artifacts in Trenches 11 and 15, lot of window glass, faunal and oyster shell, probably represents first archaeological evidence of construction site, construction debris or yard midden, c. 1850-1860 |
| 18AP64 Feature 180 | Brick rubble |
| 18AP64 Feature 29 | Partial brick pad in Trench 5, brick paving in rear yard, leading out from cellar door, at least 10-15 feet wide, made of complete and partial brick, laid prior to 1874, sealed by 1874 addition to house |
| 18AP64 Feature 30 | Posthole probably associated with scaffolding for fire house tower construction |
| 18AP64 Feature 34 | Stone and brick foundation running N-S, partially mortared, 2-3 courses of dry laid stone, robbed brick, and broken brick and stones, predates 1874 house addition, extends into firehouse lot, c. 18 feet long, 8 feet west of back of Maynard-Burgess House, report suggests foundation unfinished and robbed of brick, whiteware under foundation |
| 18AP64 Feature 35 | Posthole believed to be scaffold hole for constructing post 1915 stone wall along southern edge of property |
| 18AP64 Feature 36 | Pocket of rodent disturbed brick rubble in Trench 2, possibly related to Feature 34 destruction |
| 18AP64 Feature 41 | Found against house wall, inside pipe trench for sewer, screw top jar with red fabric, needles, and liquid, Feature 41 is sewer trench associated with 1941 addition |
| 18AP64 Feature 43 | Circular deposit of coal ash and rubble, no diagnostic artifacts |
| 18AP64 Feature 44 | Concentration of brick rubble and coal ash, possibly associated with robbing of brick from Feature 29 or construction of post 1874 addition |
| 18AP64 Feature 46 | Collapse from stone and brick foundation in Trench 4, dense brick rubble, possibly related to Feature 34 destruction |
| 18AP64 Feature 48 | Thin layer of coal ash and building debris |
| 18AP64 Feature 5 | Series of soil lenses representing 19th c occupation levels, including a coal ash lense |
| 18AP64 Feature 52 | Thin layer of coal ash in Trench 5, 0.25 feet thick |
| 18AP64 Feature 53 | Post 1905 privy, barrel privy, 3 feet diameter, 4.3 feet deep, 1905 dime in fill, excavated in arbitrary levels, majority of artifacts in lowest privy level, 25 glass vessels |
| 18AP64 Feature 54 | Thin concentration of oyster shell in Trench 6, 0.25 feet thick |
| 18AP64 Feature 55 | Area of brick rubble in Trench 6, 0.3 feet thick, no diagnostics |
| 18AP64 Feature 56 | Brick pad in Trench 6, rectangular dry laid, line of stretchers along western border of feature, entire Jackfield teapot lid on surface, 1820 whiteware below brick, possible walkway running from house |
| 18AP64 Feature 58 | Thin ash lense, 0.1 feet thick in Trench 6, no diagnostic artifacts |
| 18AP64 Feature 67 | Possible builders trench for Feature 34, brick and stone foundation |
| 18AP64 Feature 76 | In Trench 9, sealed by Layer A, complete stoneware crock lid, resting on mortar surface, dates to construction of addition |
| 18AP64 Feature 80 | Dense layer of brick rubble in Trench 9 |
| 18AP64 Feature 86 | Brick and mortar deposit, no artifacts |