Charabanc Trip Plaque in High Street
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Charabanc Trip Plaque in High Street
Image: © David Hillas Taken: 7 Aug 2025
This metal plaque is under a brick archway in High Street SL9 9QA. It is one of several plaques on the Celfunde Inheritance Heritage Walk around Chalfont St Peter, and has the following wording: A party returning from a 'charabanc' coach trip to the races in 1930. Barrack Yard is to the left, the Baker's Arms behind.
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Image Location
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51.606799
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-0.556791