What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Issued to celebrate nine hundred years of Norman heritage This community is recorded in the Domesday Book 1086 Domesday 1086 - 1986 Recorded plaque organisation: National Domesday Committee.
Amersham is an ancient market town documented since the Norman Conquest, featured in the Domesday Book of 1086, signifying its historical importance and continuous habitation for over nine centuries.
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Places near here
Market HallListed building · 8 yd
Inscribed stone, the Market Hall, Old AmershamAncient stone or rock art · 17 yd
The Old ForgeListed building · 57 yd
Amersham MartyrsMemorial · 66 yd
Soldier statue, Garden of RemembranceMonument or public art · 118 yd
Amersham MuseumMuseum · 119 yd
The River Misbourne at Church MeadVisitor information · 223 yd
Elephant and Castle Pub - Amersham Old TownCastle, fort or tower · 347 yd
Martyrs MemorialMemorial · 696 yd
Parsonage WoodWood · 807 yd
Rodger's WoodWood · 1178 yd
Coleshill Water TowerCastle, fort or tower · 1.0 miOther information
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