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Title ex36
Description Round and round at High Wycombe, 2009
 
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Title High Wycombe Trail
Description The High Wycombe Trail is way-marked by plaques, suitable for wheelchair users, and takes about an hour. Michael Bowker took the photographs, mostly in November 2006 with additions in 2008.
 
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Title ws949
Description The High Wycombe Heritage Trail leaflet, from which most of this information is taken, is available from the Tourist Information Centre in Paul's Row. It is produced by Wycombe District Council in cooperation with The High Wycombe Society.
 
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Title ws950
Description Paul's Row name derives from the Poull family. On the right is the former warehouse to Priest's Mill, dated 1899. To the left is an 18th century town house. At one time the bridge at this point was a main access to Wycombe centre.
 
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The River Wye has been all-important in HIgh Wycombe's history: it powered the paper and corn mills that used to flourish in the town. These industries were followed by lace and furniture making (see The last Chiltern chair bodger).

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