Houses
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- Dines Observatory Workshop - (BS0061) Interior. For full details of the Observatory, see Page 112 of "Benson, A Century of Change".
- The London Road Inn - (BS0083) Located at the summit of Beggarsbush Hill, above RAF Benson. A popular venue for the RAF at the start of WW2. Burnt down 1942 and eventually the ground floor became the bungalow shown below (BS0084).
- Bungalow Beggarbush Hill- (BS0084) At the summit of Beggarbush Hill. Built on bottom floor of Old London Rd Inn. See BS0083 above.
- Old London Road c.1900? - (BS0235) Crown Inn in the far distance.
- Preston Crowmarsh - (BS0308) Formerly the home of the Water Mill Owner. 
- May be Birmingham Yard- (BS0312) David Lane sent the following information "This photo is the old Ship Inn, later Bob & Enid Brighting's first hardware store. Opposite Mill Lane and between West's house & Roy Passey." 
- Benson Observatory - (BS0318) See "Benson _ A Century of Change" page 112. 
- High Street Cottage - 1910 - (BS0336) To the left is the house lived in by Bert Rye, manager of The International Stores, the predecessor of Somerfields. By the 1920s the thatched cottage had been refurbished. See page 53 of "Benson - A Century of Change". 
- Kingsford House - (BS0356) By the 1960s it had become Gerald Aldridge's shop, and later was developed into flats. 
- Red Brick House - 1910 (BS0386) 3 children standing in front of the house. Red Lion. Early 1900s. 1910 suggested. 
- Old Brick House - (BS0394) Woman standing in the doorway. 
BS0318 - KW Observatory 1
- Benson Observatory - (BS0319) As BS318 above. 
- Observatory House - (BS0508) . see also BS0507 
- Observatory House Garden - (BS0510) 
- Observatory House Garden - (BS0506)
