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Roman pottery finds close to iron smelting area in field survey

Historical records of seventeenth century church tower, replaced in the nineteenth century.

Late seventeenth to early eighteenth century farmhouse at Touchbridge Farm, with later alterations.

Cluster of post-medieval saw pits in West Wycombe Park

Possible Roman iron smelting site indicated by soilmark and finds of tap slag found during site visit and whilst metal detecting.

Landmark building, built, probably late 19th Century.

Roman metalwork found in metal-detecting survey

Roman sherds

Early seventeenth century farmhouse at Tower Farm, with attached stables - Possibly originally built as a stable block. Two storeyed and brick-built, with a rubble stone plinth. The roof was replaced in the 20th century, now modern tile, hipped to th...

Eighteenth century or earlier farmhouse at Toweridge Farm