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Based on a recent exhibition, this book gives a fascinating overview of one of the historic houses in Thame. Once a Cistercian Abbey, It became the property of Lord Williams of Thame at the Reformation, and passed through his daughter into the Wenman family, who built the grand eighteenth century country house we see today.
After the First World War Thame Park passed out of the hands of the long running Wenman family dynasty which had dominated much of local life.
During the Second World War, Thame Park and House played a vital part in the training of the Special Overseas Executive.
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Thame Museum is a local museum located in the High Street of the town of Thame in Oxfordshire, England.
The whole Museum is fully accessible to non-motorised wheelchair users. The Museum also has an adapted toilet.
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