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Built by the architect Cecil Brown, in 1938. The plan was not completed. The church consists of a tall sanctuary, with a lady chapel at the north end and a baptistry on the south end. To the east of these chpels there are low vestries. The walls are ...

Site of three possible air raid shelters south of factory, Southern Road, Aylesbury

Course of road to Buckland from Aston Wharf, Buckland, visible on aerial photographs and early maps

Early to mid eighteenth century garden statue, originally from Stowe gardens and returned to Stowe in 2007.

The Red Hill gate was near the 18th milestone (TQ 020872). The toll house was demolished in 1929.

Site of former gravel pit shown on nineteenth and twentieth century maps

Site of temporary buildings for an Emergency Medical Scheme Hospital at the Tindal Hospital, Bierton Road, Aylesbury

Unlocated findspot of a Roman pottery vessel, found in Waddesdon.

Early to mid eighteenth century garden statue, originally from Stowe gardens and returned to Stowe in 2007.

A gate and side bar were set up NE of Aylesbury. Gurney gives an estimate for a house and gates at this location which on the 1st series OS 2500 map was north of Dropshort.