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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 ...

Twentieth century lodge to Frame Wood Manor, built about 1905.

Three nineteenth century canal locks

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

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

Nineteenth century lodge and gates at entrance to Thornton estate.

Nineteenth century half-timbered lodge to Akeley Wood School, built in 1860s.

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.

Pair of seventeenth century timber-framed houses called Lodge Cottages