Chalfont St Giles

Locations

	Amersham Lollard Martyrs

	Aston Clinton

	Barton Le Clay

	Beaconsfield Old Town

	Berkhamsted

	Bix

	Bradenham

	Chalfont St Giles

	Chesham Bois

	Chorleywood

	Cookham

	Dunstable

	Edlesborough, Eaton Bray & Ivinghoe Aston

	Ewelme

	Fingest, Frieth & Skirmett

	Gaddesden, Great and Little

	Great Missenden

	Halton

	Hambleden

	Hampdens & Piggotts

	Henley-on-Thames

	High Wycombe Trail

	Hitchin

	Lane End & Wheeler End

	Marlow

	Marsworth

	Penn Wood

	Pitstone & Ivinghoe

	Princes Risborough

	Radnage

	Rickmansworth

	Ridgeway Path

	Sarratt

	Speen

	Stoke Row 1864-1999

	Stokenchurch

	Taplow

	The Lee

	Tring

	Watlington

	Wendover

	West Wycombe


These photos of Chalfont St Giles were taken during April 2005. Thanks are due to Colin Seabright for historical information from his book "Images of England Chalfont St Giles". Click on any thumbnail to see enlarged photo. All photographs are copyright the photographer. They may be copied and reproduced by educational establishments only. In all other circumstances prior permission must be obtained from the website editor.

Chalfont St Giles

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Description	The Cape Fish Inc. seafood restaurant, still generally known by local people as The Pheasant pub, its original name for generations, sits at a junction where the road leading into Chalfont St Giles crosses the busy A413 London Road. The Pheasant was first built here in the 16th century and it has seen many changes.
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Description	The first turning to the right on entering the High Street from Pheasant Hill leads to an extensive car park located behind the shops. Drivers who have failed to find free kerbside parking in the village streets make use of it.
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Description	The river Misbourne flows under the High Street and in the adjoining meadow behind the village pond it is bridged by this enormous sarcens stone which was discovered under the road bridge and was possibly part of a Roman road. The river is small now but in past centuries there was sufficient water to power six watermills in the eight miles before it reached the village.
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Description	The village pond is fed by the river Misbourne and is now contained by built up banks to prevent it flooding into the village as it did many years ago. The area is landscaped with a children's play area nearby.
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