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Burnham

44 photos

Despite a population of around 12,000, Burnham calls itself a village. It was mentioned in the Domesday Book (1086) and forms part of the Chiltern Hundreds, comprising Burnham, Desborough and Stoke. Many of its listed buildings date from the 18th and 19th centuries and some are earlier. Most are found in the High Street and characterise Burnham's self-contained nature, standing apart from the nearby urban sprawl of Slough. The photographs were taken in September 2013.
Chalfont St Giles

21 photos

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".
Chalfont St Peter

61 photos

Chalfont St Peter is set in the green belt on the edge of the Chilterns in south-east Buckinghamshire and is often described as the Gateway to the Chiltern Hills. It is a civil parish and is one of the largest villages in the UK with some 13,000 residents. The village has a vibrant community with a strong local identity. Most of the photographs were taken in 2009-12.
Chenies

56 photos

Village east of Chesham; Chenies Manor House was built about 1460. Most of the photographs were taken in May 2010.
Chesham 2009-11

75 photos

A market town in the Chess valley that prospered in the18th and 19th centuries with the development of manufacturing industries. Now an increasing number of the population of 20,000+ commute to work. Most of the photographs were taken in June 2009 and September 2011. An additional album shows more of Chesham, photographed between 2017 and 2021: https://www.chilternphoto.org.uk/index/category/340 Click here to see location on a map
Chesham 2017-22

46 photos

Terry Cherrill photographed Chesham extensively for many years. This album includes pictures of the town taken by him mostly between 2017 and 2022, with a few from 2013-16. An additional album shows more of Chesham, photographed between 2009 and 2011: https://www.chilternphoto.org.uk/index/category/11 Click here to see location on a map
Chesham Bois

22 photos

In the 13th century the de Bois family lived in a manor in Chesham and they were responsible for giving the village its name. Ian Bullock took the photographs in 2006.
Chinnor

24 photos

Chiltern escarpment village along Icknield Way, southwest of Princes Risborough. The Icknield Way, “the oldest road in Britain”, was a main cross-country route from pre-Roman times extending from Wells-next-the-Sea on the Norfolk coast to the source of the River Kennet in Wiltshire. The photographs were taken in 2008 and 2009 unless otherwise stated. There are more albums of Chinnor photographs in Special Collections: Chinnor cement works and The Icknield Line.
Chipperfield

34 photos

A village in Dacorum district of Herts, southwest of Hemel Hempstead, that is home to about 2,000 residents. Some noteworthy buildings look out onto Chipperfield Common, the village centre. Photographs were taken in 2009-10 unless otherwise dated.
Cholesbury

46 photos

A small village north of Chesham on the upland Chiltern plateau with an Iron Age hill fort nearby. Cholesbury’s history is mostly buried along Cholesbury Lane where large houses predominate in the photographs taken by Guy Patterson in 2010.
Chorleywood

64 photos

Chorleywood is just west of the M25 and south of the River Chess. It is noted for its large Common which extends to 80 hectares (200 acres) of unspoilt open space. It belongs to the Parish and is used for walking, horse riding, golf, cricket and football. Chorleywood House Estate is owned by the District Council - its grounds extend from the A404 down to the River Chess. The Tennis Club, the Youth Football Club and the Youth Club have premises there, and public tennis courts and miles of attractive walks are available. Moira Parry took the 2016-17 photos.
Cookham

67 photos

Cookham is on the River Thames in Berkshire. Many of its houses are 16th and 17th century but it is no longer a working village. Sir Stanley Spencer, a famous English painter, was born and lived here. The photographs were taken in September 2007 and in July 2017.
Cookham Dean

30 photos

The small village of Cookham Dean, some 5 miles from Maidenhead, is located on a hill overlooking the Thames Valley. Its strong community spirit is typified by the ownership of a local pub and a thriving mid-Victorian church.
Croxley Green

33 photos

Croxley Green is a suburb of Rickmansworth. Its large village green is surrounded by some of its oldest buildings from the 17th century. Edna Sansom took the photos in 2015.

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