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Augustine Mews, GREAT MISSENDEN, HP16 0AS

Set back from Church Street HP16 0AZ, this former Primitive Methodist Chapel was opened in 1866, but became a garage in 1938. For somewhile now, it had been derelict http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3892631 refers, until recently when it was converted into a private dwelling called "The Chapel".

Several of the houses on Church Street are Grade II Listed. In this view The Old House with the three gables straight ahead, and Swan Cottage on the left both are.

Situated in Church Street HP16 0AZ, this former Primitive Methodist Chapel was opened in 1866, but became a garage in 1938. Since this photo was taken in May 1999, this building has been converted to a private dwelling http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1251903 refers.

The South Bucks Way by Great Missenden Primary School

These cottages are on the road leading to the bridge over the A413 and on to St Peter and St Paul church

Great Missenden fire station, High Street, Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire

Situated in the High Street near the Fire Station, it is a small brick-built edifice which was the overnight accommodation for many miscreants, drunks, rowdies and other minor nuisances in the village. In earlier times, it may even have housed highwaymen and footpads. Once called the Parish Pound, it was restored by the local Parish Council in 1896. Its postcode is HP16 0BB.

Located at 107 High Street HP16 0BB, this restaurant used to serve French cuisine for over thirty years. However, it closed in March 2020 and will not be reopening as mentioned on the notice to the left of the door https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6891274 refers. Unfortunately, I never took the opportunity to sample the food and drink at La Petite Auberge, which translated means "the small inn/tavern". It is quite likely that this building will now become a private dwelling.

Located outside La Petite Auberge restaurant at 107 High Street, this notice has the following wording: To all our dear customers We hope that you are keeping well during these difficult times. After closing our doors over one year ago due to Covid-19, we have made the decision to close permanently our restaurant La Petite Auberge. It certainly wasn't an easy decision for us to make as we have served the residents of Great Missenden and its surrounding area for over 30 years. However, now is the time to put our feet up and start enjoying our retirement with our family. We wish we could have said a final farewell to all our loyal customers who have supported us over the years, but with the current restrictions in place, sadly this will not be possible. We are however contactable on (given E-Mail address) should you wish to get in touch. Thank you to you all for your custom. We wish you good health and happiness for the future. Danielle and Hubert (Martel)