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Ditch of what was thought to be an Iron Age or medieval enclosure of Whelpley Hill Camp, now thought to be a Bronze Age ringwork

Seventeenth century timber-framed house with nineteenth and twentieth century alterations and extensions

Rampart of what was thought to be an Iron Age or medieval enclosure at Whelpley Hill Camp, now thought to be a Bronze Age ringwork

Formerly thought to be Iron Age or medieval defended enclosure at Whelpley Hill Camp

Entrance causeway across bank and ditch of site formerly thought to be Iron Age or medieval enclosure at Whelpley Hill Camp, now thought to be a Bronze Age ringwork

Site of a seventeenth century or earlier farmhouse, known as Whelpleys

Saxon metalwork found whilst metal-detecting

Probable Iron Age or medieval defended enclosure at Whelpley Hill Camp - The visible and buried remains of a slight univallate hillfort located on a broad plateau in the Chiltern Hills. The hillfort is roughly circular in plan with the interior measu...

Plaque commemorating those killed in WW1, formerly in Whelpley Hill parish church.

Mid-eighteenth century thatched house, formerly two cottages, with twentieth century alterations