 St Giles, Horsted Keynes, probably the finest church in the area dating back to the Normans
|
Horsted Keynes Horstede de Carhaignes is documented in Domesday book in 1086, Carhaignes being the name of the knight who fought in William the Conqueror's army and was awarded land at Horstede and Milton in Buckinghamshire. The original name Horstede means the place of horses. Mrs Aitkins clothier of film stars The Grand Rectory Fete Prepare for Invasion Iron Industry 
Slag sample found at Horsted Keynes by Bryan Hale. Slag of this type is sometimes known as Fool's Gold
|
Photograph Archive of Public Buildings