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Eighteenth century bridge across the River Ouse in Buckingham, built in about 1805

Late nineteenth century Methodist chapel, opened in 1893 and extended in the early twentieth century, now a wine warehouse.

Nineteenth century Renaissance-style garden loggia on south terrace at Cliveden, known as the Cockerell Pavillion

Remains of nineteenth century railway bridge

Neolithic to Bronze Age barrow. Visible as ring ditch on 1999 aerial photograph

Early nineteenth century windmill at London End, built 1811 and disused 1880.

Saxon or medieval metalwork found whilst metal-detecting

Nineteenth century entrance lodge built about 1830, with attached eighteenth century gateway.

Medieval house platforms recorded in field survey

Seventeenth century timber-framed thatched house.