There were some visible remains of the quarries and buildings at least until 1986. Part of the ground north of the road near Woodford Lodge was reworked between 1914 and 1926 when quarries in Twywell Parish were extended. The ground here was landscaped and returned to cultivation in 1965. These quarries were to the west of Woodford village. Another quarry to the north of the village operated from 1867 but was closed by 1892. This quarry was connected to a tipping dock on the railway east of Twywell Station by a horse operated 4 foot gauge tramway. No landscaping was undertaken until 1970 and there were still some traces of the quarry as at 1986  The following buildings and structures are listed by Historic England as of special architectural or historic interest. St Mary's Church was begun in the 12th century and has 13th,14th and 19th century features. The tower was complete by 1400. The Manor House, although a 16th-century house has buttresses and a doorway of the 13th or early 14th century. The Round House is dated 1815 and commemorates the Battle of Waterloo  Woodford House was enlarged between 1813 and 1826 and in 1902.