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General background information on Twyford parish.

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

Late seventeenth or early eighteenth century timber-framed house with eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth century alterations and extensions.

Eighteenth century watermill and attached mill house, probably on site of a medieval mill mentioned from about 1200.

Early nineteenth century Gothick-style house with twentieth century extension.

Two small ponds approximately 300m south of South End, Leckhampstead

Site of post-medieval manor house in area of newer house

Early nineteenth century house, built about 1800 and used as a temporary schoolroom and church in the mid-nineteenth century.

Nineteenth century railway bridge

Fifteenth century timber-framed hall house with sixteenth century and nineteenth century extensions, formerly the vicarage.