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Possibly medieval moat recorded as still containing building in the nineteenth century at Sawyer's Green

Nineteenth century village school built in about 1850, now a house.

Documentary records of medieval and post-medieval watermills in West Wycombe.

Early seventeenth century timber-framed house with later extension, possibly formerly a teacher's house

Eighteenth century watermill, used as a cornmill in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and as a sawmill in the nineteenth to twentieth centuries, now a house.

Probable course of Saxon charter boundary stretching a little over 3km between border of Great and Little Horwood, recorded as earthworks in field visit.

Late eighteenth to early nineteenth century farmhouse at School End Farm.

Late eighteenth century mill or mill house, built 1770s and now in use as a dwelling.

Possible post-medieval property boundaries or garden plots recorded in field survey

Middle Bronze Age metalwork found in school garden in 1925