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Medieval and post-medieval church of All Saints at Wotton Underwood, built in fourteenth century possibly on site of a twelfth century church and heavily restored in nineteenth century.

Documentary references to an eleventh century church at Wycombe

Medieval and post-medieval churchyard of All Saints

War memorial cross in Wotton churchyard, commemorating local people who served and those who died during WW1.

Fragments of medieval Penn floor tiles found during external drainage works

Probable mid or late Saxon minster church, with medieval alterations and additions, restored in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries - The Parish Church of All Saints consists of a chancel 21' by 21' with a crypt beneath, a nave 61' by 21', a North...

Documentary references to three medieval chantry chapels attached to All Saints church

Late eighteenh century gates to churchyard of All Saints parish church.

Three post-medieval burial vaults beneath church floor recorded during watching brief

Medieval to post-medieval churchyard