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Remains of nineteenth century garden at The White House.

Seventeenth century inn, called The White Swan.

The rendered elevations of the White Lion public house provide a visual focus to views looking east and west along the Lower Icknield Way.

Eighteenth century inn known as The Whiteleaf Cross, partly rebuilt in the twentieth century.

The White House, which is a substantial building within large grounds surrounded by trees.

Early nineteenth century or earlier public house formerly known as The Queen's Head and now The White Swan, with later extensions

Pair of seventeenth century timber-framed houses

Eighteenth century garden wall at The White House.

Late seventeenth century inn known as The White Swan, refronted in the eighteenth century

Historical records of medieval to nineteenth century manor