Long Crendon runs for the best part of a mile in thatch, timber and ironstone near Thame. Its medieval courthouse, now looked after by the National Trust, stands by the church at the top of the village, which was once a centre of needle-making.
Long Crendon runs for the best part of a mile in thatch, timber and ironstone near Thame. Its medieval courthouse, now looked after by the National Trust, stands by the church at the top of the village, which was once a centre of needle-making.