Chinnor, Oxfordshire, is 4 miles from Thame. The village is on the Icknield Way, a pre-Roman road, at the foot of the Chilterns. Settlements at Chinnor date from 4th century BC. See steam engines on the Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway. The village is pleasant enough with its elm trees and a moated manor house. The church has pictures by Sir James Thornhill, 14th century glass and brasses.
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