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Two fragments of post-medieval tile found at Snells Farm

Medieval enclosure moat, pond, platforms and drainage channels associated with priory, visible as earthworks.

Nineteenth century mill house to Snakeley Mill, now used as offices.

Historical records of nineteenth century farmhouse on site of medieval priory, demolished in 1830

Sixteenth century record of farmstead

Eighteenth century farmhouse at Snells Farm

Historical records of twelfth century priory, dissolved in the sixteenth century and now earthworks recorded on aerial photographs - St Leonard's Priory. This was a Premonstratensian cell of Lavendon Abbey from before 1166 but it was abandoned circa ...

Site of a seventeenth to twentieth century papermill known as Snakeley Mill, closed in 1990 and demolished in 1976.

Medieval ponds recorded in field survey

Historical records of twelfth to sixteenth century priory, already in ruins before dissolution