Whether its pubs being knocked down to be turned into housing developments or flats or renovated into restaurants, we've taken a look back at some of the long lost pubs in Amersham and Chesham.
Over the years, some of our much-loved locals are no more and sadly many of us would have enjoyed having a drink there to this day.
You can see the full list for Amersham here and the full list of closed pubs in Chesham here.
The Pheasant
The Pheasant was situated at 35 Plantation Road, Amersham. It closed in 2013 and has since been converted into housing.
The Rose & Crown
The Rose & Crown was situated at 264 Waterside, Chesham. This pub closed in 2012 and has now been demolished.
The Red Lion
The Red Lion was situated on the High Street, Old Amersham. It's now in retail use.
The Elephant & Castle
The Elephant & Castle was situated at 185 Waterside in Chesham.
The Iron Horse
The Iron Horse in Amersham closed in April 2004. It was demolished to make way for flats and a cafe.
The Golden Ball
The Golden Ball was situated at 7 Church Street, Chesham. This pub is now used as offices.
The Nag's Head
The Nag's Head was closed in September 2006 and was converted into a restaurant.
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The Cock Tavern
The Cock Tavern was situated at 96 High Street, Chesham. This pub closed on May 29, 2010.
The Griffin
The Griffin on The Broadway in Amersham has now been converted into a restaurant.
The Nash Arms
The Nash Arms was situated at 1 Vale Road, Chesham. This pub closed in 2013 and has been demolished.
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