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

Site of two former chalk pits shown on nineteenth century maps

Extractive pit of uncertain date recorded in woodland survey in Penn Wood

War memorial cross and wall plaques outside Tylers Green church, commemorating those killed in WW1 and WW2.

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

30 trees planted in 1937 on Back Common at Tylers Green to commemorate local men killed in WW1

Records of thirteenth to seventeenth century pottery and tile kilns in Tylers Green

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

Medieval to modern hamlet of Tylers Green

Plaque listing those killed in WW1