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Site of former brickearth pit seen on nineteenth century maps at Lent Rise

Late sixteenth century timber-framed thatched house, extended in the seventeenth and twentieth centuries

Early seventeenth century timber-framed jettied house built about 1600, with eighteenth and nineteenth century alterations and extensions, demolished following a major fire in 2007

Collection of artefact finds, including an ingot and crucible, suggest a bronze-working site of unknown date at Ley Chequers

Possible late nineteenth century garden shown on map of 1900

Twentieth century gardens and park at Leslie Lodge

Twentieth century brickworks at Ley Hill

Possibly Roman pottery found during redevelopment

Pair of eighteenth century baroque-style arches added to the wings of the north front of Stowe mansion in about 1740.

Bed of mortar interpreted as a floor possibly from a grange found laying a gas pipeline at Ley Chequers