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Stowe School used as an ammunition depot during the Second World War

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

Country house at Stowe Park, it was constructed in 1680 by William Cleare for Sir Richard Temple, and has alterations dating to the 1720s, 1740s and 1771. In 1923 the house was taken over as a school and subsequently a series of buildings were added ...

Finds of medieval and post-medieval pottery from tree roots associated with the former site of Stowe village

Straight sided pit, filled with pebbles and Roman tile fragments found in groundworks

Historical records of medieval to seventeenth century settlement that was depopulated for the expansion and landscaping of Stowe Park.

Early medieval metalwork found by chance in the area associated with the site of the former village of Stowe

Early Roman pottery kiln found whilst digging a pit for rubbish

Air raid shelters belonging to Stowe School in Stowe Landscape Park

Stone building foundations of possible post-medieval vicarage or smithy recorded in path-laying