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Early nineteenth century country house

Medieval castle possible situated within the eastern rampart of Danesfield Camp (SU 88 SW 15). The building was described as being in ruins in 1771. No traces of the castle have yet been identified. Scheduled.

Eleventh to twentieth century records of the Danesfield farmstead

Neolithic to Bronze Age flint flakes and cores found within Danesfield Camp

Ditched prospect mound, partly excavated in 1855 and recorded on aerial photographs

Site of nineteenth century chapel designed by Pugin, buried remains found by trial trenching

Middle Bronze Age socketed spearhead found about 2 ft below the surface in moved soil, near Dane's Dykes (SU 88 SW 15). Danesfield Camp

Eighteenth or nineteenth century icehouse on Danesfield House Estate

Mid-nineteenth century footbridge connecting Danesfield House with walled kitchen gardens

A sub-rectangular, univallate Iron Age fort covering an area of about 230 metres square, situated on a gentle south facing slope above the steep river cliff of the Thames. The interior is occupied by Danesfield House (SU 88 SW 44) and during the Seco...