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Site of former deer park at Wing Park enclosed in the 16th century and disparked circa 1727.

Earthwork ramparts around former house interpreted as possible Civil War defensive works.

General background information on Wing parish.

Small complex of 6 post-medieval pillow mounds, possibly rabbit warrens. These features are visible on historic aerial photographs and remote sensing data as earthworks and were mapped as part of the Aylesbury Vale Aerial Investigation and Mapping pr...

Earthworks known from aerial photographs and field survey once thought to be a deserted medieval village but are actually seventeenth to eighteenth century garden features

Fifteenth century records of watermill

Local report of World War I practice trenches in Wing Park.

Site of former seventeenth to eighteenth century Ascott House recorded in field survey - The buried and visible remains of a post-medieval mansion (Ascott House) and the formal gardens which provided its immediate setting. Ascott House was built by t...

Eighteenth century map marks site of two lodges in park

Historical records of seventeenth to eighteenth century great house