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Burials identified during a watching brief for the excavation of service and soakaway trenches.

Possible site of a medieval castle

A stained glass window commemorating Arthur Joseph Bliss, who was killed in WW1 (1914-1918).

Possible site of a Saxon or medieval palace.

Medieval and post-medieval parish church of All Saints, Middle Claydon. Nave of circa 1300, much restored. West tower circa 1500. Chancel 1519. Restored 1871 by G.G. Scott. Late C19 South porch and vestry. Rubble stone, lead roofs.

A Roll of Honour in Middle Claydon church commemorating parishioners killed in WW1.

Finds of Iron Age pottery suggest earthworks may be part of a hillfort.

Parish Church of 14th century origin and restored 16th century. Constructed in rubble limestone with tiled roof. 16th century wooden bellcote with boarded sides and shingled spire. Nave chancel and large 16th century south aisle incorporating 14th ce...

War memorial cross in Wing churchyard commemorating local people killed in action during WW1, WW2 and the Korean War

Iron Age, Saxon and medieval pottery and post-medieval artefacts found during levelling of earthworks.