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War memorial plaque in Lacey Green Church commemorating parishioners killed in WW1.

Sixteenth century timber-framed thatched house with seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth century alterations and extensions, now three cottages.

Eighteenth century timber-framed house.

General background information on Lacey Green parish.

Seventeenth century windmill, moved to Lacey Green from Chesham in 1821. It ceased working in 1915 and was used as a Home Guard observation post in WWII. Restored in the 1970s. Construction of timber with weatherboard cladding and modern sails.

Nineteenth century well or cistern found at Ladyboys on Kiln Road

Modern war memorial in Lacey Green Garden of Rest commemorating former Methodist Church Sunday school pupils killed in WW1 and WW2.

Lady Boys, seventeenth century timber-framed house with eighteenth century casing

Memorial gates and plaques at entrance to Lacey Green Methodist Church commemorating former scholars of the Sunday school killed in WW1.

Eighteenth century almshouses built in 1746 and restored in the twentieth century, originally for 8 people, now for 4.