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Pair of late nineteenth century architect-designed estate cottages, now a single house

Possible post-medieval chalk-cut cross and triangular base known as Whiteleaf Cross, first recorded in the eighteenth century. Repaired and re-marked in 1826 when George Robert, Earl of Buckinghamshire, had the cross weeded and recut following an Act...

Cannon ball, presumably dating to the Civil War, found in roadworks

Neolithic flint scraper found in tree root plate

Site of former Whiteleaf furniture factory, opened in 1920 and closed in 2001.

Seventeenth to eighteenth century clay pipe fragments found

Twentieth century house built in Modern Movement style in 1933-4.

Roman metalwork found in rabbit burrow

17th century timber-framed houses, now a pair of cottages

Ten Neolithic to Bronze Age flint flakes found on ground surface