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OBELISK WAR MEMORIAL TO STEWKLEY MEN WHO DIED IN WW1 (1914-1918) AND WW2 (1939-1945)

Oddfellows' Hall in Buckingham built in 1891, to a design by the architect F A Parkes.

Eighteenth century commemorative obelisk, urns and garden seat, built between 1733 and 1744 for Alexander Pope in memory of his mother and moved to Penn House in about 1830.

Timber-framed farmhouse called Odds Farm, probably seventeenth century with later alterations

18th or 19th Century stone obelisk in Market Square used as a milestone and signpost

Possible old field boundaries, an enclosure and clay pits recognised in geophysical survey

Site of nineteenth and twentieth century cemetery to St John's Hospital

Late nineteenth century obelisk erected to commemorate Benjamin Disraeli and a visit by Queen Victoria in 1881

Two gullies, a ditch and four post-holes, possibly dating to the Iron Age, excavated at Terriers Farm, High Wycombe

14 Lower to Middle Palaeolithic flint artefacts found in Britwell