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Fifteenth century timber-framed cruck-built house with sixteenth to seventeenth century cross wing and incorporating an eighteenth century timber-framed barn.

Nineteenth century Baptist chapel built in 1842 and later used as a school, Methodist chapel and now a Salvation Army Citadel.

Early twentieth century manor house wing, built 1920.

Nineteenth century cemetery at former Ebenezer Baptist chapel

Twentieth century house called East Wall, built 1935-6 in International Modern style.

Site of possible seventeenth century farmhouse at Eastwood Farm, demolished in about 2008.

Three early nineteenth century terraced houses, built in 1834

The Buckinghamshire Railway from Bletchley to Oxford opened in 1850 and was mothballed in 1993.

SITE OF PIT SHOWN ON 19TH CENTURY TO MODERN MAPS

General background information about Edgcott parish