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Seventeenth to eighteenth century landscape park - Landscape park, pleasure grounds and gardens to Fawley Court. The pleasure grounds were created during the 1730s by John Freeman possibly advised by Edmund Waller and John Aislabie. From the 1760s th...

A country house constructed in 1684, reputed to have been designed by Sir Christopher Wren, although this is unproven. It was altered in the late 18th and 19th centuries and converted into a boarding school after 1953. The school closed in 1986 and t...

Early eighteenth century farmhouse at Fawley Court Farm, dated 1737 and with late eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth century extensions, now divided into two houses

Mid-eighteenth century rectory with twentieth century alterations and extensions, now a house.

Celtic Cross in the Churchyard of St. Mary's, Fawley, commemorating those killed in WW1 & WW2

Site of late nineteenth century estate gasworks to Fawley Court

Medieval to modern records of manor of Fawley.

Roll of Honour listing all those that served in WW1.

SITE OF FORMER PIT SHOWN ON 19TH CENTURY MAP

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