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Site of nineteenth century Wycombe Union workhouse, built in 1843 and demolished by 1971.

Seventeenth century witchert and thatched house with eighteenth century extension and witchert outbuildings

Medieval to post-medieval moat recorded in cartographic sources and in field survey

Bronze Age and Iron Age pits, gullies and roundhouse found in trial trenching and subsequent excavation at Wyeth Laboratories

Eighteenth century house called Wynvale House.

Three Neolithic to Bronze Age flint flakes and a scraper found in evaluation at Wyeth Laboratories

Late Glacial palaeochannels found by geoarchaeological borehole survey.

War memorial plaque formerly in Wycombe Technical Institute commemorating those associated with the Institute killed in WW2

Sixteenth century records of bridge, possibly on site of present Aylesbury to Leighton Buzzard road

Possible medieval or post-medieval pound or stock enclosure, visible on aerial photographs and surviving as earthworks.