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Early twentieth century lock-keeper's cottage dated 1909

Initially thought to be a possible long enclosure or long barrow seen on aerial photographs at Lock's Bottom. Excavation revealed the features to be medieval to post-medieval field boundary ditches, one relating to a boundary on a 19th century Tithe ...

Early nineteenth century lock-keepers cottage at Horton, possibly altered or rebuilt in 1914

Early nineteenth century double canal lock at entrance to Aylesbury Arm, built 1811-1814

Late nineteenth century lodge at entrance to Chesham Bois Manor, built in 1880.

Early to mid-nineteenth century lock-keeper's cottage at Startop's End

Nineteenth century lodge and gates at entrance to Thornton estate.

Mid nineteenth century lock-keeper's cottage, altered in 1932.

Three nineteenth century canal locks

Nineteenth century thatched lodge at entrance gates to The Old Rectory.