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Roman metalwork found in river

Early nineteenth century house on Easton Street with late nineteenth century alterations, now used as offices

Twentieth century field boundary in the form of a scarp recorded in field survey

Sixteenth century timber-framed house with remains of late sixteenth century wall paintings and seventeenth or eighteenth century refronting, in use as a shop and offices.

Pair of early nineteenth century houses and attached outbuildings with earlier origins and twentieth century alterations; one of buildings formerly a shop, the other now offices

Roman metalwork found in metal-detecting survey

Pair of early nineteenth century or earlier shops, one formerly a public house known as The George

A 20th century sand pit is visible on historic aerial photographs and remote sensing data as earthworks and was mapped as part of the North Buckinghamshire Aerial Investigation and Mapping project (EBC18304).

Early to mid-fifteenth century timber-framed house with later alterations and extensions, divided into two in the late eighteenth or early nineteenth century

Pair of nineteenth century houses with decorative panels of bottle bases