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Historical records of medieval to post-medieval manor of Widmer

Site of thirteenth and fourteenth century Hospitallers' preceptory at Widmere. 13th century chapel at Widmere Farm, which is a modernised 17th century farmhouse. The Hospitallers had a preceptory at Widmere from 1248 until the early 14th century, and...

Seventeenth century timber-framed house with eighteenth and nineteenth century cross-wing

Nineteenth century farmhouse at Widmer Farm, built about 1830 and refurbished in the late twentieth century

Possible medieval and post-medieval settlement at Widmere, mentioned in Domesday Book.

Early eighteenth century house called Widgenton with adjoining sixteenth century timber-framed barn and nineteenth century stable, now part of house

Fourteenth century floor tile from chapel at Widmere Farm.

Wide trackway between ridge and furrow furlongs, approximately 580m north of Dunstall Lodge, Padbury

site of former chalk pit shown on 19th century maps

Late seventeenth to early eighteenth century manor house with nineteenth and twentieth century extensions and alterations, now a farmhouse.