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Stoke Mandeville Hospital, built 1940 as an emergency military hospital, now a general hospital.

Possible Bronze Age round barrow in Stoke Park - Bowl barrow in Stoke Park. It is 29 metres in diameter and 2.5m high with a ditch extant on the northwest and southwest sides to a maximum depth of 0.3 metres. A Bronze Age cinerary urn found in 1911 m...

Early Iron Age pottery found during evaluation trial trenching

Medieval and post-medieval settlement of Stoke Mandeville, recorded in Domesday Book.

Roman ditches, pit and pottery found by evaluation trial trenching

Nineteenth century garden known from documentary sources

Eighteenth to nineteenth century landscape park at Stoke Park

Late Iron Age and Roman field boundary ditches and enclosures found by geophysical survey, evaluation trial trenching, and excavation.

Stoke Mandeville Railway Station - Former London Underground station, now railway station, opened by the Metropolitan Railway on 1st September 1892 when it branched off the would-be main line to Chesham with an extension from Chalfont Road (now Chalf...

Bronze Age cinerary urn found while creating golf course at Stoke Park in the early twentieth century