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Eighteenth century country house, built 1751 and altered and extended in nineteenth century, now in use as an hotel.

Probable Neolithic burial found during excavations at Taplow Mill

Taplow Lodge, also known as Dropmore Lodge, next to Taplow Gates. Originaly the main entrance to the Dropmore Estate.

Six pits, finds of flint arrowheads, pottery and a burial indicating Neolithic acitivity at Taplow Mill.

Eighteenth century landscaped garden by Repton at Taplow House Hotel, altered about 1800

Documentary history of medieval and post-medieval manor of Taplow.

Trial trenching revealed charcoal patches with burnt flint and a possible stakehole at Taplow Mill

Entrance features such as a fence line and hornwork were excavated at Taplow hillfort

Small late eighteenth century landscaped park at Taplow Lodge

Area excavation revealed seven pits (or tree throws) and produced five sherds of Late Neolthic/Early Bronze Age pottery at Taplow Mill