Chinnor is a large village situated on the Icknield Way and the Chiltern escarpment, in South Oxfordshire, approximately four miles south of the market town of Thame. Dating back to Saxon times, the village has a mix of old and new buildings. Chinnor played a small part in the English Civil War and a number of Civil War-era buildings still survive, including 'Chairmakers' in the High Street, although this was re-fronted in the 18th Century. The Railway is open every Sunday from late March until late October. Pubs and places to eat in Chinnor include the Red Lion, the Kings Head and the Mayflower II.

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