High Wycombe: Easton Terrace alleyway

Introduction

The photograph on this page of High Wycombe: Easton Terrace alleyway by Nigel Cox as part of the Geograph project.

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High Wycombe: Easton Terrace alleyway

Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 13 Aug 2008

This alleyway runs down from Easton Terrace to the London Road along the east side of Image, one of whose towers can be seen at the end. On the right is Crendon Hall, added in 1923 to the rear of the church as a meeting room, and named Crendon after an adjacent street. The small grey plaque on the brick pier on the left records the fact that this point used to have an old boundary stone.

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