Woolstone Historical Facts

Woolstone has a 17th-century timber-framed public house, the White Horse Inn

The common lands of Uffington, Baulking and Woolstone were enclosed in 1776

A watermill at Woolstone is recorded in 1325, however it was demolished in about 1850 and replaced with a house, Woolstone Lodge.

Steam ploughing in 1884 revealed remains of a Roman villa built of clunch in a field just west of Woolstone village, Oxfordshire. In 1884 excavation found three human skeletons in the corridor of the Roman villa, which are thought to have been Saxon burials.