BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY

HISTORIC BUILDINGS GROUP

SURVEY OF PUBLIC HOUSES

IN THE OF -CUM-

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

A record of extant buildings that are currently or were formerly public houses.

SURVEY COMPLETED NOVEMBER 2012

SURVEY UNDERTAKEN BY Penny Braithwaite, Kim Taylor-Moore

BAS Historic Buildings Group Survey of Public Houses Parish Summary Spreadsheet for Radclive-cum-Chackmore House Keepers Petty Sessions Register ofAle 1872 returns Directories Victuallers Licensed Records Trade

Pub name Alternative name Address Date open Date closed Notes Secondary sources Current use The Britannia The Royal Engineer; The Junction of Road and before 1851 2010 x x Yes (50 years+) 1854-1928 Historically in Radclive parish but moved to in 1934. In 1872 it was said to D.J. Elliott, Buckingham: The Loyal and Ancient Residential units Prince of Prussia; The Bath Lane have been licensed for over 50 years but is not included in 1828 or earlier listings. First Borough (Chichester,1975) Freeman reference found is in 1851 census. The Queens Head Main Street, Chackmore 1852 NA x x Yes (1852) 1854-1903 Gained full licence in 1930s and was extended into the adjoining cottage. T.H. Clinton, Radclive-cum-Chackmore: Story of a Parish (1986) Pub BAS Historic Buildings Group Survey of Public Houses Individual Survey Record

Pub name The Britannia Address Corner of Gawcott Road and Bath Lane, Buckingham.

Location SP 69133 33432 (Grid Reference) Brewery Not Applicable - no longer a pub Current use Apartments Brief Painted brick with slate roof. 2-3 storeys in height and curved description to follow the road layout. Appears to be nineteenth-century but developer says it is a ‘much earlier’ building that has been extended several times. Window openings have been raised, basement windows added and all windows replaced. Main door has been removed and replaced with a small window - it was previously above street-level and reached by a flight of seven stairs.

Date visited 9 October 2012 Photo Penny Braithwaite

Recorded by Kim Taylor-Moore

BAS Historic Buildings Group Survey of Public Houses Individual Survey Record

Pub name The Queen’s Head Address Main Street Chackmore Buckinghamshire MK18 5JF Location SP 68607 35839 (Grid Reference) Brewery Freehouse Current Public House use Brief Painted brick with tiled roof and two chimney stacks. 2 storeys in height. description Incorporated the cottage to the east of the main pub circa 1930s. Appears to be nineteenth-century and is not currently listed, however it may have been listed in the 1980’s/90’s. Blocked out window above porch.

Date 9 October 2012 visited Photo Penny Braithwaite

Recorded Penny Braithwaite by