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Nineteenth century millhouse

Memorial plaque at entrance to Loosley Row cemetery commemorating those killed in WW1.

Eighteenth century timber-framed watermill, possibly incorporating remains of an earlier mill, recorded in building survey.

General background information on Longwick-cum-Ilmer parish

Column in Stowe Park, c.1740, commemorating Lord Cobham. It has an open belvedere surmounted by an urn replacing an earlier statue. Traditionally attributed to Gibbs, but has some input by Capability Brown. Blocks at the base added by Valdre. Damaged...

Eighteenth century barn attached to mill, part of which was formerly the wheel house

Early twentieth century war memorial cross commemorating local people killed in WW1 and WW2

Late eighteenth century parkland folly in the form of a Medieval castle, known as Lord Boston's Folly.

Documentary evidence for use of watermill from the sixteenth to the twentieth century

Medieval or post-medieval to modern settlement of Loosley Row.