West end of village Plaque in Gravel Hill
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West end of village Plaque in Gravel Hill
Image: © David Hillas Taken: 7 Aug 2025
This metal plaque is on a road sign in Gravel Hill and is one of several on the Celfunde Inheritance Heritage Walk around Chalfont St Peter. It has the following wording: The west end of the village looking towards London, c.1910. Mill Cottages are on the right, then the Rose and Crown. On the left is Grassingham House.
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Image Location
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51.609762
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-0.556408