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

War memorial cross outside Stokenchurch Memorial Hall, built in 1925 and commemorating those killed in WW1 & WW2

Beaconsfield to Stokenchurch turnpike road built in 1719 as part of the road from London to Oxford, Birmingham and Worcester. Extended from Beaconsfield to River Colne in 1751.

Sixteenth century record of brickmakers from Stoke Poges suggests a brickworks in the parish

Medieval to modern village of Stokenchurch

Plaque commemorating those killed in WW1

General background information on Stokenchurch parish.

Site of World War Two school evacuation camp built in 1939, used as a boy's boarding school from 1947 to 1972, then as a religious conference centre until 2013. In 2022-3 the site was redeveloped as a retirement village.

Twentieth century housing estate laid out in early 1930s

Lower to Middle Palaeolithic flint handaxe found somewhere in Stokenchurch