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Henry who? Thanks for the update on my home town. I attended Gold Hill Baptist Church for nearly 7 years, Sunday mornings and evenings. The original village was so different to what it is today. It is great to see the original buildings and imagine the village as it once was.
You're welcome! Thank you for joining me! I'm Henry Allum. Sadly since this video the church has moved to a new location and most of the surrounding buildings have been demolished. If you have a look at Part 5 you'll see how that corner of Gold Hill is now.
Thanks Henry. The church was overcrowded in 1981. It took them my lifetime to do this. It is a popular church, but gains in one direction can compromise another. It is the old pattern of the villages which grew over centuries from comings and goings that interest me. Chalfont St Peter is at its heart, the old village. The rest is just new development.
Thank you, Henry, for highlighting the series of plaques which were designed and installed by The Celfunde Inheritance, Chalfont St Peter Parish Council's local history and heritage group. Chalfont St Peter has long been known as 'The Gateway to the Chilterns'. Gold Hill was named for the profusion of yellow gorse which once flourished there. Many years ago, villagers turned out in force to manually dig out the gorse and flatten the top of the common so they could play football there. The history of this village is indeed fascinating. Do check out local author DJ Kelly's books on local history. They include 'The Famous & Infamous of the Chalfonts & District', 'The Chalfonts & Gerrards Cross at War', 'Buckinghamshire Spies & Subversives' and 'Bulstrode: Splendour & Scandals of a Buckinghamshire Mansion'.
Great Video Henry, I've visited Chalfont St Peter several times and I looked into the history of the church. The Parish church is notably built-in brick and could be considered to be Victorian but is in fact 18th century. The church collapsed in 1708 and was rebuilt in brick in 1714 to have further restorations since. There is a church in Chalfont St Peter noted on John Speeds' map of 1610 which means an earlier church existed probably from medieval times as Chalfont is noted in the Domesday Book of 1086. In the churchyard are some interesting tombs that have skulls carved on them if I recall and the snake eating its own tail which symbolizes infinity.
Great video and you explain all the details very well. I live in Harrow I used to work in Chalfont St Peters for a company called CBE solutions for 8 yes and I loved Chalfont St peter nice traditional English place I call my second home it's good to see the White Hart still standing and crustys do the most amazing bacon rolls 👌🏽
Hi. Could you confirm that there are 3 Victoria Cross winners buried in charfont st peter Church, i was passing a fun event for children in car park next to church and a gentleman explained to me this fact . Will have to go round church and look for myself soon. Love your channel very informative 👍
Thank you for watching and pleased to hear you like my channel. I'm not sure about the Victoria Cross winners, I'd suggest asking on a Chalfont St. Peter Facebook Group.
Great video Henry. I lived in Gold Hill North for 10 years and I never knew Market Place was originally called Gold Hill Lane - fascinating. You didn’t mention the beacon, as you walked past it, on Gold Hill.
The part about the old Fairthorpe works is interesting they moved up to Denham opposite the airfield and they are still there I believe. Makes me want to track down a Fairthorpe Electron Minor and restore.
@@HenrysAdventuresI’d love to live somewhere like that once day. Reminds me of where I grew up but unlike Chalfont my area has gone a bit mad and too many ultra modern homes and no real community spirit
henry bei dein movies werde i heute good schlafen and my dream mehr aus bauen da mit GB mehr platz hat im dream um sich mehr auszubauen mache weiter so lover henry😉😊😇
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Henry who? Thanks for the update on my home town. I attended Gold Hill Baptist Church for nearly 7 years, Sunday mornings and evenings. The original village was so different to what it is today. It is great to see the original buildings and imagine the village as it once was.
You're welcome! Thank you for joining me! I'm Henry Allum. Sadly since this video the church has moved to a new location and most of the surrounding buildings have been demolished. If you have a look at Part 5 you'll see how that corner of Gold Hill is now.
Thanks Henry. The church was overcrowded in 1981. It took them my lifetime to do this. It is a popular church, but gains in one direction can compromise another. It is the old pattern of the villages which grew over centuries from comings and goings that interest me. Chalfont St Peter is at its heart, the old village. The rest is just new development.
Thank you, Henry, for highlighting the series of plaques which were designed and installed by The Celfunde Inheritance, Chalfont St Peter Parish Council's local history and heritage group. Chalfont St Peter has long been known as 'The Gateway to the Chilterns'. Gold Hill was named for the profusion of yellow gorse which once flourished there. Many years ago, villagers turned out in force to manually dig out the gorse and flatten the top of the common so they could play football there. The history of this village is indeed fascinating. Do check out local author DJ Kelly's books on local history. They include 'The Famous & Infamous of the Chalfonts & District', 'The Chalfonts & Gerrards Cross at War', 'Buckinghamshire Spies & Subversives' and 'Bulstrode: Splendour & Scandals of a Buckinghamshire Mansion'.
Thank you for watching and the information!
thank you for this very interesting documentary excellent..
You're welcome! Thank you very much for watching!
An interesting video, Henry, and what great plaques!
Thank you! They certainly are a great addition to the village.
Wow hasn’t changed much, except the plaques, that’s a Surprise! Lol
Thank you for watching!
Great Video Henry, I've visited Chalfont St Peter several times and I looked into the history of the church. The Parish church is notably built-in brick and could be considered to be Victorian but is in fact 18th century. The church collapsed in 1708 and was rebuilt in brick in 1714 to have further restorations since. There is a church in Chalfont St Peter noted on John Speeds' map of 1610 which means an earlier church existed probably from medieval times as Chalfont is noted in the Domesday Book of 1086. In the churchyard are some interesting tombs that have skulls carved on them if I recall and the snake eating its own tail which symbolizes infinity.
Thank you very much for the information on the church, its very interesting and the church site has certainly gone through some fascinating changes.
Called Gold hill because there were gorse bushes years ago. I was born and bred in Chalfont. Married in the parish church
Very enjoyable film.
Thank you very much!
Great video and you explain all the details very well. I live in Harrow I used to work in Chalfont St Peters for a company called CBE solutions for 8 yes and I loved Chalfont St peter nice traditional English place I call my second home it's good to see the White Hart still standing and crustys do the most amazing bacon rolls 👌🏽
Thank you and thank you for watching! Glad to hear you have happy memories of Chalfont St. Peter.
Hi. Could you confirm that there are 3 Victoria Cross winners buried in charfont st peter Church, i was passing a fun event for children in car park next to church and a gentleman explained to me this fact . Will have to go round church and look for myself soon. Love your channel very informative 👍
Thank you for watching and pleased to hear you like my channel. I'm not sure about the Victoria Cross winners, I'd suggest asking on a Chalfont St. Peter Facebook Group.
Thanks Henry, looks a great place. Hope to visit one day
Glad you enjoyed watching and hope you get the chance to visit.
Great video Henry. I lived in Gold Hill North for 10 years and I never knew Market Place was originally called Gold Hill Lane - fascinating. You didn’t mention the beacon, as you walked past it, on Gold Hill.
Thank you for watching! glad you enjoyed it!
The part about the old Fairthorpe works is interesting they moved up to Denham opposite the airfield and they are still there I believe. Makes me want to track down a Fairthorpe Electron Minor and restore.
Nice area
It certainly is! Thank you for joining me!
@@HenrysAdventuresI’d love to live somewhere like that once day. Reminds me of where I grew up but unlike Chalfont my area has gone a bit mad and too many ultra modern homes and no real community spirit
Great video and sexy Henry to top it off .
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henry bei dein movies werde i heute good schlafen and my dream mehr aus bauen da mit GB mehr platz hat im dream um sich mehr auszubauen mache weiter so lover henry😉😊😇
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It’s time to find a dentist after all this plaque
Haha very funny! Thank you for joining me!