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Medieval and post-medieval settlement of Akeley, recorded in Domesday Book

Nineteenth century country house, built in 1860s and now a school.

Site of 19th century church - Parish church, was rebuilt in 1854, in the style of the 14th century. Built in stone, it consisted of a chancel, nave and tower. The church contained some 16-17th century artefacts from the previous church. Restored in 1...

Traces of post-medieval ridge and furrow and field boundary ditch found during watching brief.

Course in Buckinghamshire of Akeman Street, a major Roman road from London to Cirencester, now the A41.

Seventeenth century church completely rebuilt in the nineteenth century

War memorial cross in Akeley churchyard, built in 1920 to commemorate local people killed during WW1.

Route of Roman road

World War II searchlight battery seen on aerial photographs

Nineteenth century park with formal walled garden and kitchen garden, now school grounds