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Line of nineteenth century tramway known as the Wotton Tramway, opened in 1871 and closed in 1910.

Medieval and post-medieval pottery found in ploughed field

Field survey of modern railway bridge

General background information on Wotton Underwood parish.

Site of World War II temporary camp, seen on aerial photograph of 1947.

Early twentieth century railway station on the Princes Risborough and Grendon Underwood branch line, opened 1906 and closed in 1953.

Seventeenth century records of village deserted in the eighteenth century on building of country house - Settlement of Wotton Underwood deserted during the 17th and 18th century as a result of emparking of Wotton House. The village is shown on a plan...

Eighteenth century landscaped garden, park and woodland at Wotton House.

Site of late nineteenth to early twentieth century tramway station at Wotton, opened in 1871 and closed in 1935

Medieval to post-medieval house platforms visible as earthworks and on aerial photographs and medieval features found during evaluation trial trenching.