University of Buckingham: the old iron works

An evening walk into the park

Chantry Chapel: Main Window

Fleece Yard

town skyline

Chantry Chapel and Old Latin House

Along the river

The Chantry Chapel: fence and window

Cornwall Place

Old Gaol detail

Fleece Yard: posters

Chatry Chapel: window

The Whale

broken window

a striking door on the High Street

Chantry Chapel: Norman door

Oldest building in Buckingham.

abandoned

Buckingham's Swan

down Cornwall Place

at the Chantry Chapel

Beautiful iron door pull on the Chantry Chapel, the oldest building in Buckingham.

High Street

A colourful door with the remains of Summer's faded flowers.

The Woolpack

Home of Buckingham's best beer garden.

The River Great Ouse

A view of the river from the bridge. I regret photoshopping the rubbish out of the water... it pains me to say that there were more lager cans and crisp packets on the river than there were birds.

Willen Hospice

The Willen Hospice and it's fantastic architecture and windows.

The White Hart

Newly refurbished with even more improvements planned for the near future. The White Hart Hotel & Pub on the Market Square is looking smashing with its fresh coat of paint and lovely floral display.

The Villiers Hotel

Looking down Castle Street to the Villiers Hotel and Restaurant.

Saint Peter & Paul Church

A leafy glimpse of the church and steeple taken from the river behind the Woolpack.

Davey Bros.

I wish I knew more (or anything) about this place. I know it has a story to tell.

Flowers of Distinction

The displays outside the shop never fail to catch your attention. Located at 2 Meadow Row.

The Old Gaol

Now housing our Tourist Information Centre and Museum. For more information on this iconic piece of Buckingham's history visit this link.

Welcome to the Buckingham Daily Photo

My name is Sarah and I moved to this lovely town about four years ago. In this time I have fallen more and more in love with the charm, the buildings, and the people that live here and in the surrounding villages. My aim with this blog is to try and show people how I see things, to share information and to promote Buckingham. I hope you enjoy what you see and I welcome comments, suggestions, and submissions.