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England school. St Andrew's Church of England Primary School was designed by G.E. Street and building began in 1857. Magdalen College provided further funds in 1859 and the landlord of the Crown Inn also gave funds. The school at last opened in 1860. In 1892 it was enlarged,
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Chinnor Lime Co. was founded in 1908 and began making cement in 1921. It became a public company as Chinnor Cement and Lime Ltd. in 1936. It established a quarry in the Chiltern escarpment south of the village. It expanded cement manufacturing capacity in 1928, 1939 and 1958. By 1975 it employed
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cast the oldest bell in about 1586. Further bells were cast by Henry Knight I in 1620, Ellis Knight I in 1635, and Henry Knight II in 1663. A tenor bell was cast in 1651, but in 1864 it was recast as two smaller bells increasing the ring to six. In 1965
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Chinnor to passengers in 1957 and to goods in 1961. The section between Princes Risborough and Chinnor remained open to serve Chinnor cement works until 1989. Since 1994 Chinnor railway station has been the terminus of the
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160 men and expansion to double its capacity was proposed, although never realised. It closed in 1999. Its works were demolished by 2008 and in 2010â11 the site was redeveloped as a housing estate now known as Old Kiln Lakes.
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was built on the west side of the village off White's Field. It was dismantled in 1965 but has since been rebuilt by
Chinnor Windmill Restoration Society. It is unusual in having 3 crosstrees and 6 quarter bars.
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was installed between the chancel and nave. The chancel and high altar were dedicated in 1326, which may therefore have been the year that the remodelling was completed. The high-pitched 13th century
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and his lands were confiscated. In 1216 all of the Earl's lands were supposed to have been restored to him, but
Chinnor was granted to Walter de Vernon's grandson Hugh de la Mere in exchange for two
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was entirely rebuilt, the tower was made higher and the porch was built. The aisles were widened, given new windows, and extended westwards to flank either side of the tower. A
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and then the south aisle were built. Building of the present tower began towards the end of the 13th century. Early in the 14th century St Andrew's was remodelled. The
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in the country. Most are 14th or 15th century but there are also later brasses commemorating a churchwarden (died 1899) and his wife, and two soldiers killed in the
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in 1826, when a rival second chapel was built. The schism had been healed by 1839, by which time the second chapel had been converted into the minister's
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1462:"Benefice of Chinnor, Sydenham, Aston Rowant & Crowell"
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Chinnor has several sports clubs. The rugby union club,
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641:was rebuilt in the 13th century, when the present
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997:again at Magdalen College's expense. It became a
825:Methodist church behind a cottage in Station Road
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1001:in 1948 and taught children of all ages until a
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2122:. Newbury: Countryside Books. pp. 20â23.
1632:"St Andrew's Church of England Primary School"
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1650:"Welcome to Mill Lane Community Primary"
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1869:Studio, Kate Cooper-Leopard Design.
1775:(notes to Toccata CD TOCC0579 (2022)
1436:Dove's Guide for Church Bell Ringers
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1147:Chinnor village currently has three
953:Former cement works, now demolished.
936:"a check to industry and good order"
809:. By 1841 the minister had opened a
84:13.83 km (5.34 sq mi)
2040:Parish: Key Statistics: Population.
1172:. Chinnor has a public library, a
930:complained that Chinnor had such a
592:In 1739 Robert's grandson Lt. Gen.
1430:Davies, Peter (23 November 2007).
907:arrived from Oxford, overcame the
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2098:A History of the County of Oxford
3101:Wallingford Borough Constituency
3050:Municipal Borough of Wallingford
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2111:Institute of Historical Research
1994:"About Us â Chinnor Silver Band"
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3096:Oxfordshire County Constituency
1871:"Sir Charles Napier Restaurant"
1786:"Welcome to The Crown, Chinnor"
1546:"Chinnor Windmill, Oxfordshire"
707:was replaced with a new one of
631:Church of England parish church
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2120:Lost Railways of the Chilterns
1394:Dovemaster (31 October 2012).
1336:Office for National Statistics
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568:Alderman of the City of London
523:, who in 1207 was created 1st
472:may originally have meant the
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3186:Civil parishes in Oxfordshire
3147:List of places in Oxfordshire
3106:Abingdon Borough Constituency
786:Chinnor Congregational Church
552:Elizabeth, Countess of Buchan
416:and close to the border with
3116:Abingdon County Constituency
1981:. cherwellcricketleague.com.
1772:Freda Swain: an Introduction
1672:www.lordwilliams.oxon.sch.uk
1119:lived in Chinnor as a child.
934:of alehouses that they were
3126:Wantage County Constituency
1500:Sherwood & Pevsner 1974
1370:Sherwood & Pevsner 1974
1093:, bassist of the rock band
999:voluntary controlled school
895:On 18 June 1643 during the
856:Thatched cottage in Chinnor
848:Social and economic history
629:The earliest record of the
556:Margaret, Countess of Derby
129:OS grid reference
21:Human settlement in England
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3191:South Oxfordshire District
3121:Henley County Constituency
3055:Wallingford Rural District
2237:District Council elections
1897:Oxfordshire County Council
1875:www.sircharlesnapier.co.uk
1636:www.st-andrews.oxon.sch.uk
1607:Find your perfect new home
1527:"Chinnor Methodist Church"
1513:"Chinnor Community Church"
1015:Icknield Community College
903:force of 1,800 men led by
725:By 1558 St Andrew's had a
476:("slope") of a man called
448:The Icknield Way is a pre-
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3075:Headington Rural District
3034:Bullingdon Rural District
2668:Forest Hill with Shotover
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1654:www.mill-lane.oxon.sch.uk
1564:"Clubs and Organisations"
921:Battle of Chalgrove Field
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3060:Crowmarsh Rural District
2230:County Council elections
2147:The Buildings of England
2045:11 February 2003 at the
1953:Hellenic Football League
1708:"Sunny Outlook for Bill"
1686:"Adam Clayton Biography"
1332:Neighbourhood Statistics
1218:Hellenic Football League
1111:Competitive swimmer and
1007:community primary school
994:Magdalen College, Oxford
3181:Villages in Oxfordshire
2981:Waterperry with Thomley
2118:Oppitz, Leslie (2000).
2107:Oxford University Press
2103:Victoria County History
2015:"Chinnor Beer Festival"
1850:. The Lost Pubs Project
1848:"Chinnor's Closed Pubs"
1582:"Cement Kilns: Chinnor"
1533:. Church Directory Ltd.
1054:Chinnor railway station
1035:Chinnor railway station
1003:secondary modern school
919:, but in the resulting
404:is a large village and
2942:Tiddington-with-Albury
2344:(Brightwell, Mackney,
2342:Brightwell-cum-Sotwell
2175:Chinnor Parish Council
1812:"The Red Lion Chinnor"
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336:Chinnor Parish Council
249:Postcode district
92:5,924 (including
3070:Goring Rural District
3065:Culham Rural District
3042:Henley Rural District
2611:Cuxham with Easington
2075:Yale University Press
1570:on 30 September 2010.
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3046:Thame Urban District
3006:Whitchurch-on-Thames
2592:Cuddesdon and Denton
2476:Other civil parishes
2153:. pp. 534â536.
2137:Sherwood, Jennifer;
1979:"Chinnor CC History"
1830:"The Wheatsheaf Pub"
1458:Archbishops' Council
1204:and is currently in
740:John Taylor & Co
729:of four bells and a
667:Perpendicular Gothic
649:for first the north
572:Sir Stephen Jennings
490:Edward the Confessor
229:Sovereign state
2858:Rotherfield Peppard
2825:Pishill with Stonor
2630:Drayton St. Leonard
2507:Beckley and Stowood
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1992:B, Chinnor Silver.
1949:"Division One East"
1929:on 17 November 2015
1216:club that plays in
1214:non-League football
838:Primitive Methodist
645:of four and a half
566:sold Chinnor to an
420:. The village is a
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2731:Gallowstree Common
2562:Brightwell Baldwin
2437:Sandford-on-Thames
1478:on 5 November 2012
1432:"Chinnor S Andrew"
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548:Ellen, Lady Zouche
537:Wallingford Castle
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