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Late fourteenth century documentary record of Guildhall

Eighteenth century or earlier timber-framed inn know as The Harrow

Row of three seventeenth to eighteenth century timber-framed thatched houses with nineteenth and twentieth century alterations and extension

Seventeenth century house with eighteenth century refronting

Early nineteenth century public house known as The Harrow.

High Wycombe Guildhall was built in 1757 as a guildhall and corn market. The architect was Henry Keene and it was paid for by John Petty, Lord Shelburne. Built from red brick in a flemish bond with plain tile roofs, it was probably refurbished in the...

Nineteenth century public house known as The Harrow

Seventeenth to early eighteenth century timber-framed house with modern extension

Historical records of medieval to post-medieval manor

Seventeenth century inn with nineteenth century refronting, formerly known as The Barleycorn and now The Harrow