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Nineteenth century bridge across the Great Western Railway, built 1836-8 to designs by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, extended in 1878 and demolished in December 2010.

Late eighteenth century Neo-classical style garden pavilion, originally a menagerie, later a museum, now a shop.

Seventeenth century timber-framed inn called the Dog and Duck, with nineteenth century extensions.

Seventeenth century thatched witchert cottage

Seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse at Dodley Hill Farm, with nineteenth century alterations and extension

Eighteenth century thatched witchert house with twentieth century extension

Surviving twelfth century doorway to former hospital at the Old Chantry Chapel.

12 Lower to Middle Palaeolithic flint artefacts found in Britwell

Nineteenth century tomb of pet dog at Dropmore

Nineteenth century architect-designed domestic stable ranges at Ascott House, now used as a house, garage and store.