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Medieval pottery found on ground surface during site visit.

Documentary history of old medieval church of St Nicholas, demolished in 1828 and 1852 -The site is now occupied by the west wing of Taplow Court. The grave yard is now part of the ornamental gardens.

Iron Age pottery found in digging allotment.

Converted to dwelling but of local note because it was formerly the village school.

Twelfth century font at St Nicholas' moved to new church

A plaque commemorating those who worked at Fulmer Gardens House and lost their lives in WW1 (1914-1918).

Nineteenth century school and teachers house opened in 1860, closed in 1977 and now 4 houses

Site of medieval church of St Nicholas, with possible traces of eighth or ninth century predecessor indicated by parchmarks and geophysical survey.

Chapel added to St Nicholas' church in the seventeenth century and demolished in the nineteenth

Eleven brasses, from fourteenth to seventeenth century in date, moved from old St Nicholas' to new church