Come and see another well-preserved Tudor building which has its own hidden secrets
The Worthies is a Tudor building, altered in the 17th century when the fine chimneys were added. It has gabled dormers and a carriage arch and is a listed building, grade II*. The building was the White Hart Coaching Inn until the early 1700s when it became a private house. In the 19th century, it was used as the premises of the Hailey family’s plumbing and glazing business and by 1881 it was occupied by the local builder, George Darlington.
It is now three private houses.
Article credit: Amersham Museum
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