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General background information on Edlesborough parish.

Nineteenth century tower windmill disused after 1895.

Late medieval timber-framed cruck built house with seventeenth to eighteenth century alterations, used as a inn and known as The Eight Bells.

Medieval and post-medieval settlement of Edlesborough, recorded in Domesday Book

Two Lower to Middle Palaeolithic flint handaxes found in Egypt Pit, at 82 metres ordnance datum. Treacher recorded 5-6 feet of clayey gravel in the area.

Nineteenth century complex of wind, water and steam-powered mills.

Historical records of watermill from the eleventh to the nineteenth century, building now used as a house

Seventeenth century thatched witchert inn known as the 'Eight Bells', with nineteenth century extension, now a house

Nineteenth century auxilliary steam mill.

Late sixteenth or early seventeenth century timber-framed farmhouse at Egham's Farm