Inside the church is a fine memorial to
Sir John Leigh, who died in 1629.
Caption For High Wycombe, The Grange, Amersham Hill 2005
Two of his later factories survive in Leigh
Street (though they are no longer furniture
factories): a three-storey one of 1901, brick
built, and a much more ambitious one
of 3 storeys built in
Caption For High Wycombe, The Old Cane And Rush Works, Desborough Street 2005
It burned down
in 1908, and the front block was rebuilt by
Thomas Thurlow, who also designed Walter
Birch's factory in Leigh Street.
The weather-
boarded former water
mill, trading as Brent
Eleigh Tools (centre left),
was converted into a
dwelling c1990; the mill
machinery and stones
were preserved in the
conversion.
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