Did You Know?
You may have spotted on Henley Bridge two carved heads on the centre. Both of these works were done by local sculptress Hon Anne Damer. The first which faces up-stream represents Isis and the other facing down-stream represent Thames (Thamesis), symbolising the fabled marriage between the two.
[more facts]Henley Locations
How well do you know Henley-on-Thames?
Find out by taking part in our game. For each round try to identify the area of the town that the photo segments are taken from and see whether you have the expertise to reach the top of our high score table.
Level 1
To successfully complete this level you must correctly identify at least 1 of the following locations.
Photo 1
Remenham
Gravel Hill
Marlow Road
Photo 2
River Thames
Turville
Greys Road
Photo 3
Assendon
Valley Road
Stonor
Photo 4
Paradise Road
Marlow Road
Remenham
Photo 5
Hambleden
Countryside
Valley Road
Photo 6
Friar Park
Reading Road
Tilebarn Close
Photo 7
Countryside
Mount View
Valley Road
Photo 8
Market Place
Reading Road
Turville
Photo 9
Harpsden
Lambridge Wood Road
Saint Mary's Church
Photo 10
River Thames
Hambleden
Reading Road
Your Score: 0
Congratulations! You've scored enough to proceed to level 2.
Game Over! Sorry, you have not scored enough to continue. You can either submit your high-score or try again.
