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Ice-house of post-medieval date under the Temple of the Four Winds

Early or mid-eighteenth century garden temple known as the Temple of Venus, in West Wycombe Park, demolished in about 1819 and rebuilt in 1982

Eighteenth century garden temple, called the Temple of the Four Winds, in West Wycombe Park

Early eighteenth century garden Temple of Venus at Hall Barn

Site of an eighteenth century garden temple known as The Sleeping Parlour, built in 1724, demolished in 1760 and found by trial trenching, geophysical survey and excavation.

One of former sites of seven statues of Saxon gods sold in the 1920s. The bases remain in situ and were recorded in field survey

Possible medieval sand pits and post-holes found in excavation

Remains of eighteenth century garden temple mocking Horace Walpole recorded in field survey

Mid-eighteenth century garden temple, Temple of the Four Winds

Palladian garden temple built in 1732 to design by William Kent