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Thirteenth to sixteenth century records of leper hospital - Leper hospital extant in 1229. By 1392 it was described as a free chapel, and was probably dissolved in 1467. Variously described as the Hospital of St Margaret and St Giles or of St Margare...

A wooden board dedicated to the memory of the Fighting French who were buried here between 1939 and 1945.

Sixty burials found during road widening in 1883, thought to be Roman at the time but now thought to be the cemetery of the leper hosptial and to date to the medieval period

Late fifteenth century parish church of St Mary and All Saints, Beaconsfield, with nineteenth century restoration

Eleven or twelve medieval burials found during roadworks in 1986

Medieval and post-medieval parish church of St Martin at Dunton. 12th century nave with South wall rebuilt late 18th century, 13th century chancel. 15th century West tower, all much restored late 18th century nave and tower are of large stone blocks,...

Medieval brass engravings found on back of sixteenth century brasses in church

Burials from possible medieval leper hospital cemetery found in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

War memorial cross in Boarstall churchyard, commemorating local people who died serving in WW1.

A Roll of Honour and inscription on the rood screen commemorating boys of the parish who were killed in action during WW1 (1914-1918) and WW2 (1939-1945).