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Evaluation at Low Grounds Farm revealed evidence for a continuity of activity from the Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age.

Early nineteenth century or earlier farmhouse at Lower Bottom Farm

Medieval and post-medieval deer park at Low Farm, probably first mentioned in 1276

Early eighteenth century farmhouse at Low Grounds Farm, with early nineteenth century alterations

Site of former twentieth century sausage skin factory in Buckland parish

Bronze Age round barrow indicated by a ring ditch cropmark seen on air photographs. Field investigation in 1974 found no surface indications.

Possible Iron Age or Roman enclosure recorded on aerial photographs

Historical records of sixteenth century park and park pale recorded on aerial photographs

Possible evidence for tanning

Background information on Lower Winchendon parish, also known as Nether Winchendon.