Stonor House and Chapel
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
The Stonor family (at present headed by the 7th Lord Camoys) have resided here for around 850 years. At the right of the picture is a Roman Catholic Chapel, belonging to the house. Stonor was one of the many places of Catholic recusancy in England and St. Edmund Campion had a clandestine printing press at Stonor House. Image cannot be loaded
Stonor House and Deer Park
© Edward Lever (view gallery)
Stonor House nestles in a wooded valley in the Chiltern Hills. The picture was taken from the public footpath which skirts the Stonor deer park. Viewed from left to right, you can see the Main House (dating from 13th century), the Chapel (dating from 12th century), and the Stone Circle (possibly prehistoric, with some 17th century and 20th century alterations). Image cannot be loaded
