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Thirteenth century records of market place

Second World War RAF Instructional Site, RAF accommodation & WAAF camps, RAF Wing

Probable eighteenth century witchert cottage, with later alterations

Roman or Saxon mound destroyed in twentieth century road widening

Nineteenth century lodge with attached railings and gate piers at entrance to Cliveden, probably designed by George Devey and built about 1860

Roman metalwork found in the early twentieth century

A single ring ditch visible in aerial photographs on the edge of the airfield. A post-medieval tree enclosure ring recorded on historic OS maps.

Roadside shrine war memorial in Little Kingshill, built in 1920 and commemorating parishioners killed in WW1 and WW2.

Possible site of Saxon to medieval moot or meeting place

In existence pre World War II, the airfield was developed and served as an operational flying training base from 1942 until sold off in 1960.