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Site of late nineteenth century boiler house to hothouse ranges in gardens at Mentmore Towers, extended and used as a smithy in the late twentieth century

Nineteenth century landscaped park and formal gardens at Mentmore Towers, designed by Sir Joseph Paxton.

Possible site of eighteenth century menagerie in West Wycombe Park

Probable site of timber crane from Mentmore, now in storage at the Chiltern Open Air Museum

Medieval to modern village of Mentmore

General background information on Mentmore parish.

Crane from timber yard in Mentmore now in storage at the Chiltern Open Air Museum

Saxon metalwork found in the nineteenth century

Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age pottery sherd found in ditch-digging

Nineteenth century 'Jacobethan'-style country house at Mentmore Towers, built in 1852-4, by Sir Joseph Paxton and G H Stokes of Ancaster ashlar with flat lead roofs. Now the British Seat of the World Government of the Age of Enlightenment.