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Chesham Road (B485)

Chesham Road B485
Chesham Road B485 heading towards Chesham

Chenies
Viewed looking westwards across the village green. The village pump is visible to the left of the old style road sign, and the house in the distance has a plaque indicating that it was built in 1857.

Early 1970s OS map of Chesham.

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Church Street, Chesham

Church Street, Chesham, in the rain

Underground bridge over Waterside (C) Philip Jeffrey

Cudsden Farm near Great Missenden (C) Bikeboy

Amersham, Chesham and area off the 1932 Ten-Mile Road Map of Great Britain

Chenies, Buckinghamshire The traditional village sign is to the left of the image.

Chenies- Latimer Road and Bedford Estate cottages This group of 4 cottages form a Grade II Listed Building, and the English Heritage Listed Buildings website describes the group thus:-

"Group of estate cottages. Built in 1867 by the Bedford Estate. Red brick in Flemish bond with some black headers. Tiled roof with 6 pairs of brick chimneystacks set diagonally. L-shaped plan. The central gable has a plaque with the date 1867 and the letter B."

So this group are about 9 years newer than the nearby TQ0297 : Chenies: Latimer Road and a Bedford Estate cottage..

Latimer Road, Chenies

Latimer Road, Chenies

Flooding near the Queen's Head pub, Chesham Not sure if this was caused by the recent heavy rainfall or a burst water main.

 

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