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Documentary history of medieval and post-medieval manor of Temple Wycombe

Eighteenth century circular classical-style garden temple. Designed by Kent during the 1730s. It is circular in plan, on a podium with a stone domed cella rising above the outer cornice.

Remains of sixteenth-nineteenth century farmstead found during evaluation and subsequent excavation

Eleventh to nineteenth century records of watermill

Bronze Age bone dagger found in River Thames

Site of former clay and gravel pits shown on 19th and early 20th century maps.

An eighteenth century garden temple with a series of pedimented niches each containing a bust of a famous British person, known as the Temple of British Worthies. Constructed c. 1735 by Kent. Contains a curved wall with niches each enclosing a portra...

Seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse at Temple Farm, with later alterations and extension

Possible site of manor granted to Knights Templars in 1227, subsequently held by Knights Hospitallers from 1307-1541

Site of eighteenth century garden temple, demolished in 1926 to make way for school chapel