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A Mesolithic flint axe of Thames Pick type was found in a Field in Great Missenden.

Early nineteenth century farmhouse and attached former cowshed at Great Moseley Farm, incorporating remains of seventeenth century timber-framed house documented from 1636.

Medieval and post-medieval settlement of Great Missenden, recorded in Domesday Book.

War memorial stone in Great Missenden memorial hall, commemorating local people who served and were killed in WW1.

Neolithic and Early Bronze Age pottery, flint and features found during excavation

Possible site of Great Missenden medieval market and fair, recorded in documentary sources.

Great Pednor Manor, sixteenth century timber-framed house with eighteenth century extension and alterations

Mid 7th century iron Stirrup

Great Missenden Railway Station - Former London Underground station, now railway station, opened by the Metropolitan Railway on 1st September 1892 when it branched off the would-be main line to Chesham with an extension from Chalfont Road (now Chalfo...

Roman metalwork found at The Rye Roman villa site in excavation and on the ground surface