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Historical records of fourteenth century fields adjoining chapel

Late eighteenth century sham chapel in West Wycombe Park, originally known as the Temple of St Crispin, now Chapel House

Late nineteenth century Congregation Church built in 1884, now converted to residential apartments.

Nineteenth century chapel of ease, built in 1868 and now a house

Nineteenth century Methodist Chapel at Wheeler End Common, built in 1861 and now a house.

Roman metalwork found in garden of chapel

Early nineteenth century former Wesleyan Chapel with early twentieth century Sunday School, now a house.

Early nineteenth century house, originally a pair of cottages

Late Bronze Age metalwork found on footpath

Place-name evidence of possible medieval chapel - A close in Kimble Wick, still called Chapel Leys is supposed to have been anciently the site of a chapel, but there are neither any remains nor authentic record of it.