Pitstone Green

proper noun

The former name of a settlement in Pitstone parish, Buckinghamshire, England, now regarded as the northern half of Pitstone village (OS grid ref SP9315).

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Meanings

proper noun
  1. The former name of a settlement in Pitstone parish, Buckinghamshire, England, now regarded as the northern half of Pitstone village (OS grid ref SP9315).

    From the junction with the main line at Pitstone Green, some three miles south of Cheddington, the proposed route was by Aston Clinton, skirting Aylesbury on the south, through Haddenham to Oxford.

    1955 November, G. Machell, “Railway Development at Aylesbury -1”, in Railway Magazine, page 741
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