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Constructed between 1875 and 1899 as part of the school, this building was converted in 1976 to a Library.

Historical records of post-medieval desertion of medieval houses, earthworks recorded in field survey

Fifteenth to early sixteenth century timber-framed hall house with later alterations to turn it into a row of houses, then an office, a library and now a restaurant.

Historical records of two watermills at Lillingstone Dayrell. One established c1288 and second established by 1610.

Seventeenth century reference to a rabbit warren

A Palaeolithic handaxe was discovered by J Lambert in the spoil during the construction of Chesham Public Library at Blucher Street, Chesham, in around 1970. The object was found in an area of Valley Gravel geology.

Bronze Age axe

Historical records of medieval to post-medieval manor

Late nineteenth century classical-style country house with service wing and stables built in 1870 and known as The Lilies.

General background information about Lillingstone Dayrell parish.