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Late eighteenth century Friend's Meeting House, built in 1798 with twentieth century extension

Possible fourteenth century record of Frier's watermill

Site of former Quaker Meeting House, built in 1687 and demolished in 1930 or 1931

Site of Mill End watermill, in use as a paper mill in the eighteenth to nineteenth centuries, a corn mill by early 20th century, a chair factory in 1920s and demolished in 1950s or early 1960s.

Quaker burial ground at Chesham Meeting House, in use from 1682

Sixteenth to nineteenth century records of watermill

Wooden plaque in memory of L.Slocock & C.Slocock, both killed in France during WW1

Early nineteenth century house built about 1820, used as a Quaker Meeting House since 1931

Early seventeenth century timber-framed house, in use as a Quaker Meeting House from about 1660, extended in 1689, again in eighteenth century and refronted.

Medieval or post-medieval to modern hamlet of Frieth