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The first Ha Ha at Stowe was built in 1719 and was the earliest in England. It was extended, infilled and/or modified several times in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

Line of former garden wall recorded in excavation, it was concluded that the ha-ha was infilled by the 1840s

Wide ditch, possibly dug in the eighteenth or nineteenth centuries and containing a stream and marked as a Haw Haw on the 1845 Tithe Map

Medieval to modern village of Haddenham, recorded in Domesday Book.

Eighteenth century iron gates blocking a causeway across the Ha Ha recorded in field survey

The foundations for two stretches of the original eighteenth century Ha Ha were located in excavation

Early nineteenth century witchert Baptist Chapel built in 1809 on site of earlier chapel.

During restoration work to the ha-ha, an eighteenth century gateway was discovered.

Eighteenth century ha-ha near the Temple of Venus recorded in field survey and excavation, modified in the nineteenth century

Seventeenth century to modern cemetery attached to Baptist Chapel