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Possible seventeenth century pottery kiln furniture found in excavation

Tree holes and stumps recorded in field survey represent the remains of the double avenue of trees which once lined the Queen's Drive in the nineteenth century

Post-Medieval pottery kilns, part of the Brill pottery industry, identified during construction work at Tramhill, Brill in 1975. Two burnt hollows containing pottery were identified and were thought to be the stoke holes of two kilns. Little was foun...

A trapezoidal shaped pit of uncertain date is visible on historic aerial photographs and remote sensing data as earthworks and was mapped as part of the Aylesbury Vale Aerial Investigation and Mapping project (EBC18604).

Tree stumps and holes recorded in field survey mark the double avenue of trees that once backed the Ha-Ha in the eighteenth century

Nineteenth century pottery found in excavation

Site of former nineteenth century railway bridge

Line of tree holes and stumps recorded in field survey being the remains of a triple avenue of trees along the Course planted before 1843

Nineteenth century dump of pottery kiln furniture found in excavation

Tree holes and stumps from a nineteenth century tree avenue recorded in field survey