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Stokenchurch is about 8 miles north west of High Wycombe: the village is cut in half by the M40 and is surrounded by mixed farmland and woodlands. The photographs were taken in 2005-6.

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Stokenchurch
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Title ws623
Description The north side of the village green looking towards the parish church and the fields beyond.
 
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Title ws624
Description The view from the east gives a sweeping aspect to that part of the common, which includes the Methodist Chapel.
 
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Title ws625
Description A chapel dedicated to the Primitive Methodist Church stands in the centre of the village green facing east. It was opened in 1896 and flourished until the Second World War. Thereafter, congregations declined and in the late 1970s the chapel was rebuilt internally to give greater flexibility of use. In 2006 there were frequent rumours about its imminent closure.

In addition to the Methodist Church and the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul (q.v.), Stokenchurch at one time had another place of worship. The Congregational Church, on the site adjacent to that now occupied by Lloyds Bank, closed in the late 1960s.
 
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