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Dashwood Mausoleum and the Church of St Lawrence and Golden Ball
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Lake at West Wycombe
© Chris Humphries (view gallery)
View of the lake at West Wycombe Park http://www.myphotosontheweb.co.uk

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Dashwood Mausoleum and the Church of St Lawrence and Golden Ball
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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West Wycombe
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Dashwood Mausoleum
© John Bowley (view gallery)

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West Wycombe
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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West Wycombe House
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The south colonnade of West Wycombe House. The present house was built in the Italian style under the direction of Sir Francis Dashwood (The 2nd Baronet, b 1708, d 1781) and is a superb example of Georgian architecture. The house is often used for filming for TV and cinema productions.

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West Wycombe
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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West Wycombe House
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
View from West Wycombe House towards West Wycombe Hill, St Lawrence's Church and the Dashwood Mausoleum

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Hell-fire club and caves
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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West Wycombe House
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
This is the 'old' entrance to West Wycombe House.

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Hell-fire club and caves
© Chris Williams (view gallery)
Do they go together, hellfire and tearooms???

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Hell-fire club and caves
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Hell-fire club and caves
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Hell-fire club and caves
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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Hell-fire club and caves
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.
© Paul Davis (view gallery)

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Dashwood Mausoleum and the Church of St Lawrence and Golden Ball
© Chris Williams (view gallery)

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West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.
© Paul Davis (view gallery)

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St Lawrence's Church, West Wycombe
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The church on West Wycombe Hill is famous for the golden ball at the top of the tower. The ball was reputed to have been used for meetings of the Medmenham Club. The church was extensively redesigned under the directions of Sir Francis Dashwood (the second Baronet) in 1760.

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West Wycombe House and Park, viewed from the hill
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
A National Trust Property, also the family home of Sir Edward Dashwood Bt

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St Lawrence's Church, West Wycombe
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The tower of St Lawrence's Church. The golden ball is said to be capable of holding about half-a-dozen people. The church and tower was designed by Sir Francis Dashwood.

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