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Sixteenth and seventeenth century timber-framed house, refronted in 1725.

Twentieth century cemetery with woodland gardens at the Chilterns Crematorium

Early twentieth century house called Chiltern House, built 1907.

Open air museum of buildings from Buckinghamshire and surrounding counties reconstructed for visitors to see

Cold War bunker in the basement of Chiltern District Council Offices in Amersham

Early eighteenth century house or pair of houses, with slightly earlier rear wing, now a medical centre

Background information on Chilton parish.

Palaeolithic flint handaxe found in Seer Green. The object was found in gravel during excavations for the foundations of a house. The object was found under turf during house construction in an area of Glacial Sand and Gravel geology.

Seventeenth century part timber-framed building called Chiltern House, previously known as Stoke Farm and Seftonpark Farm

Probable site of eighteenth century or earlier brickworks, shown on an estate map.