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Plaque commemorating those killed in WW1

Nineteenth century Italian garden at Dropmore with stone balustraded terraces, gateways, steps, loggia and formal pond with fountain.

Neolithic flint blade found on the Dropmore Estate

Early nineteenth century alcove, originally from old London Bridge, rebuilt at Dropmore in 1839.

Possible barrow of unknown date recorded in field survey and said to have contained some human bones

Probable natural mound used as a garden feature at Dropmore - Possible bell barrow in the grounds of Dropmore House. Field investigations carried out in 1974 found it more likely to be a natural sand and gravel outcrop which has been considerably alt...

Historical records of medieval to post-medieval Druels Manor

Nineteenth century timber-framed thatched school building at Dropmore, with twentieth century extensions

Late eighteenth century country house called Dropmore built 1792-5 with early nineteenth century alterations, severely damaged by fire in 1990

Early eighteenth century house in Toweridge, possibly built as a shooing lodge for West Wycombe Park