West Wycombe, England

C18 milestone in the form of a short column with base stone and ball finial. Inscribed with distances in miles. The City 30, University 22, County Town 15.

Later C18. Flint rubble 2 storey wall with tall arched alcove, rusticated with impost band. Panelled parapet.

C18. Rectangular flint rubble block with red brick dressings, old tiled roof, hipped with corbelled brick cornice. Plinth, 2 storeys. South elevation porch and 3 windows in reveals with glazing bars, cambered relieving arches.

On the site of a medieval church, {retaining} the medieval west {tower} subsequently remodelled end heightened. Nave rebuilt for Sir Francis Dashwood Bart,patron of the living, 1751-63.

Formerly shown as Cottage on South side of Toweridge Common 200 yards north west of Druid's Hut. C18 or earlier, timber framed with colour washed brick nogging. Thatched roof swept down at either end over doorways. 2 lattice casement windows.

C18 or earlier. Flint rubble with red brick dressings, old tiled roof with 2 gabled dormers. 2 storeys and attics, 2 window north west front elevation with oval upper blocked windows, rusticated brick surrounds to ground floor windows. T plan.

Telephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott.

Late C17. Two storeys, flint, brick dressings. Three casements outer ones three light, centre two light. Central door flat hood on brackets. old,tile roof, central stack. Gable ends (with half timbering in top).

Late C18 or early C19. 2 arches of brick faced with flint rubble. Ashlar parapet.

C18 or early C19. Similar to Flint Bridge with single segmental arch but ashlar parapet coping.