Bucknell Collection

Halls Brewery Off Licence Burton Ales & Stout in Bucknell Oxford The village does not have a pub so locals have to purchase their beer at the off licence, but must not drink it on the premises

Some notable baptismal fonts (litho)
6013743 Some notable baptismal fonts (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Some notable baptismal fonts)

Shropshire SY7 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Shropshire SY7 0

Cherwell OX27 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Cherwell OX27 7

Mary Churchill christens a canteen, 1944
A Church Army Mobile Canteen was named The Second Front by Subaltern Mary Churchill, A.T.S at a ceremony on Horse Guards Parade. Miss Churchill is seen with Captain G.A Bucknell, the Rev

Domestic Sheep, flock in pasture with hedgerows, rain shower clouds over farmland, New Invention, Bucknell, Shropshire, England, october

Domestic Cattle, Holstein Friesian dairy cows, herd waiting on pasture to come in for milking, in rural landscape, Chirbury, Bucknell, Shropshire, England, october

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"Bucknell: A Village Steeped in History and Natural Beauty" Nestled in the heart of Shropshire, a charming village that offers a delightful blend of history, picturesque landscapes, and local treasures. From its renowned Halls Brewery Off Licence to the captivating Burton Ales & Stout brewed on its grounds, it has long been associated with fine craftsmanship and indulgent libations. As you wander through this idyllic Oxfordshire gem, you'll discover an array of hidden gems. Notable baptismal fonts stand as testaments to the village's rich religious heritage, their litho designs telling stories from times gone by. With each step along its streets marked on the Shropshire SY7 0 Map or Cherwell OX27 7 Map, you can't help but feel transported back in time. Bucknell's historical significance extends beyond ecclesiastical artifacts. It was here that Mary Churchill christened a canteen during the tumultuous year of 1944—a poignant reminder of wartime resilience and unity. But it's not just history that makes Bucknell special; it's also blessed with natural beauty. Imagine gazing upon lush pastures adorned with domestic sheep grazing peacefully under rain shower clouds—New Invention becomes a tranquil haven for both man and beast alike. Venturing further into Chirbury reveals another bucolic scene: domestic cattle dotting the landscape like living brushstrokes against nature's canvas. Holstein Friesian dairy cows graze contentedly in rural splendor—an enchanting sight unique to Chirbury and Bucknell. And as autumn casts its golden glow over England's countryside, these same cows patiently await milking time while bathed in warm October sunlight—a serene moment frozen amidst rural tranquility. While exploring this quaint village, don't forget to immerse yourself in its diverse offerings.