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Unlocated medieval park or possible deerpark, used as the county pound recorded in fourteenth century records

Bronze Age metalwork found on the ground surface in the 1930s and reappraised in the 1980s

Late 19th century railway open to goods traffic and reopened to passengers as far as Aylesbury Vale Parkway in December 2008.

Early nineteenth century railway branch line from Cheddington to Aylesbury, opened in 1839 and closed in 1963.

Eighteenth to nineteenth century records of watermill

Medieval to modern town of Aylesbury, recorded in Domesday Book

Medieval pottery found when area levelled for construction of council offices.

Three medieval ditches found during evaluation trial trenching

Site of early nineteenth century railway station, built in 1839.

Railway station, opened in 1863 by the Wycombe Railway Company on the line from Princess Risborough to Aylesbury; the Wycombe Railway Company was leased to the Great Western Railway from the start, and who finally bought the line from the independent...