Poster Print of vs Northampton (A), 04/09/18 #MediaStorehouse
View of High Wycombe High Street, Buckinghamshire, England. The buildings are all from the Georgian period including the Grade 1 listed Guild Hall.
West Wycombe Park, Buckinghamshire, England The Importance of Being Earnest 2002 uses the lovely National Trust Property West Wycombe P...
Canvas Print of vs Northampton Town (H), 14/08/18 #MediaStorehouse
Discover the architectural gems and history of High Wycombe in this fascinating exploration of 50 of its buildings from across the centuries.
Haunted? Underground? Hellfire Caves ticks all the boxes for an alternative day out. Here's everything you need to know about Hellfire Caves.
Explore High Wycombe's secret history through a fascinating selection of stories, facts and photographs.
A town on high chalk slopes in the Chilterns, Wycombe has some of South England’s prettiest countryside in its back garden. The National Trust owns big tracts of this land ... Read more
Temple of Music, ca. 1750 (architects John Donowell and Nicholas Revett). West Wycombe Park (created by landscape architect Thomas Cook and architects John Donowell and Nicholas Revett for Sir Francis Dashwood from 1724 onward) is one of the most theatrical and Italianate of all English country houses. Arranged as an itinerary around a central man-made lake, it features a great number of follies heavily inspired by roman and palladian predecessors. Apart from the house itself, this includes the Temple of Music in the centre of the lake, temples of Diana, Venus, Apollo and Flora, as well as a Temple of the Winds, a gothic boathouse, and (perhaps most famously) the man-made caves of the notorious Hellfire Club and Dashwoods mausoleum perched on hill overlooking the park.
