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Mapledurham Watermill
© Lionel Bird (view gallery)
The best mill on the River Thames.

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St. Margaret's Church, Mapledurham
© Edward Lever (view gallery)

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Interior of St Margaret's Church, Mapledurham
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The railed-off south aisle seen in the right hand side of the picture is a rare example of a Roman Catholic aisle within a Church of England church. This aisle is not used for public worship and the only access is via a door in the south wall of the church.

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Mapledurham Watermill
© Roger Sweet (view gallery)
A Grade II* 15th century watermil which featured in the film

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St Margaret's Church, Mapledurham
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The tower was heightened in 1863, when other major changes were made to the Church.

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The Church of St. Margaret and Bardolf with part of Mapledurham House in the background
© Roger Sweet (view gallery)

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St Margaret's Church, Mapledurham
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The Bardolf Aisle and the Blount tomb

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Mapledurham House and the churchyard, Mapledurham
© Roger Sweet (view gallery)

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Mapledurham House
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
Mapledurham House was completed in 1612. The house was for most of its long history the seat of the Blounts, and in recent times the Eystons.

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Period cottages in Mapledurham
© Roger Sweet (view gallery)

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Canal boat on the Thames near Mapledurham Lock
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
Mapledurham Lock is not accessible to the public from Mapledurham Village. Anyone wishing to visit the lock must access it via Purley on the opposite bank of the Thames.

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The 'African Queen' Cruise Boat negotiates Mapledurham Lock
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The 'African Queen' is based at Mapledurham and regularly cruises the Thames between Mapledurham and Henley-on-Thames.

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Hardwick House, Near Mapledurham
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
This Elizabethan house is not on such a grand scale as Mapledurham House, but is rich in history and commands a fine view of the Thames.

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Tower of Mapledurham Church
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The Mapledurham estate is well screened from view from the Berkshire side of the Thames. There are only a few points where the Church or house can be seen through the trees.

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Cottage near Mapledurham
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
A pretty cottage on the wooded slopes near Mapledurham, overlooking the River Thames.

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Mapledurham
© lucsa (view gallery)
The Church

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Mapledurham
© lucsa (view gallery)
The Church

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Mapledurham
© lucsa (view gallery)
Inside the Church

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St Margaret's Church, Mapledurham
© Lionel Bird (view gallery)

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Mapledurham, Almshouses
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
These Almshouses are now used as holiday cottages

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Mapledurham Hall (Historic House)
© Lionel Bird (view gallery)
This house was fortified for Charles 1 during the Civil War.

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Mapledurham, St. Margaret's Church
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
View of the south side of the church

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St. Margaret's Church, Mapledurham
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The Bardolf Aisle

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Grade II early 17th century almshouses in Mapledurham
© Roger Sweet (view gallery)

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A Slideshow of Mapledurham, in the county of Oxfordshire

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