Amersham Library is a good sized public lending library situated in the new town area of Amersham. It has a great selection of books, music and video for hire and a large collection of local history materials for reference....

This is an intriguing little museum within a 15th Century building in the middle of the High Street. Despite its modest size, the museum offers a fascinating and thorough account of Amersham's history. There is also a very well-kept herb...

Amersham Swimming Pool is a large activity and leisure centre located in the new town area of the Buckinghamshire town. The pool is open to the public the majority of the week with some times set aside for club...

This charming building can be found in the High Street, and has been a distinctive and central feature since 1682, when it was gifted to the town by Sir William Drake. The old town water pump contained within the building...

This tiny historic shopping precinct in the old part of Amersham is located about halfway along Broadway. Market Walk is home to an interesting mix of shops, encompassing an array of independent shops and small boutiques. Many of these...

Amersham Memorial Gardens are located close to the great parish church of St. Mary’s in the old part of the town, just off Broadway. The gardens are a perfect place to sit and relax after a hard day in...

St. John’s Methodist Church is a good sized Methodist facility on the edge of Amersham, close to the Chalfont’s in Buckinghamshire. The church is a well crafted building and has some nice internal features. The facility is home...

St. Mary's church is an extremely imposing building that stands proudly in the old part of Amersham. Construction started in 1120, and has been sensitively modernised internally over the years. The acoustics in this building are particularly impressive, making it...

The Amersham War Memorial is one of the central features of the old town area of Amersham close to the parish church. The memorial was constructed as a reminder of the great sacrifices that were made by the people...

Chesham is one of the largest towns in Buckinghamshire. This fine collection is housed in some disused stables and put together help to tell the fascinating story of the history of the borough. From the earliest settlement to...

Harewood Downs Golf Club was built in the early 1900s in a commanding position that overlooks the Misbourne valley and Chiltern hills. The views from the clubhouse and most of the tees are sensational, and the course itself has a...

Little Chalfont is a small and beautiful community in rural Buckinghamshire. For many centuries the village green has been one of the most important places in the village, providing a place of meeting and trading for the local people...

Little Chalfont Public Library is one of the central focuses of community life in this charming tiny Buckinghamshire village. The library carries a great selection of books, audio and video materials many of which are available for hire....

Little Chalfont Tennis Club is a first class tennis facility located in a residential area at the new end of the village, close to the Underground station. The club has a selection of courts for players to choose from...

Chalfont Methodist Church is a modern facility on the edge of the charming Buckinghamshire village. It is home to a large and friendly Christian community who meet at this place on a regular basis in prayer and worship....

The ruined church of St Mary Magdalene can be glimpsed from beside the footpath that the Chess Valley Way runs along. Hidden in a clump of a trees, the remains of the church is in the shape of a Greek...

St. George’s Church is one of the principle places of worship in the beautiful Buckinghamshire village of Little Chalfont. The church has for generations served as a place of calm, peace and tranquillity for the people of the suburb....

This park is very extensive, and in addition to the main grass area, includes woodland, tennis courts and a children’s playing area with swings, slides, climbing-frames all of which is enclosed. The park is used by ramblers as part of...

William Liberty's tomb can be in found in the hedgerow of a field close to the nearby ruined Flauden church. He was a relative of the family of Liberty’s of Regent Street, London. The brick tomb is enclosed by railings...