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Low bank, often defined with a hedge, marking the enclosure of Penn Wood in 1855 known from woodland survey

Pre-enclosure (medieval to nineteenth century) road known as The Chase linking Penn Street to the Wycombe Heath (Beaumond End) Pre-enclosure road linking Penn Street to the Wycombe Heath (Beaumond End)

Large bank, often featuring old beeches and oaks, which marks the medieval boundary of Penn Wood known from woodland survey

Base of nineteenth century fountain recorded in woodland survey in Penn Wood

Route of the pre-turnpike, medieval to eighteenth century, road formerly known as 'Wilden Lane' and now seen as a hollow-way known from woodland survey

Extractive pit of uncertain date recorded in woodland survey in Penn Wood and now field with a pond

Stone war memorial cross built in 1921 to commemorate those killed in WW1

Medieval hollow-way following the curve of the medieval boundary ditch of Penn Wood known from woodland survey

Nursery garden known in Penn Wood from an early twentieth century map

Nineteenth century records of rhodedendron drives in Penn Wood