 medmenham {pronounced /ËmÉdÉnÉm/} is a village and civil parish in the wycombe district of buckinghamshire, england. it is on the river thames, about  southwest of marlow and  east of henley-on-thames. it is a prosperous village that is popular with many executives who work in london and the nearby towns of high wycombe and maidenhead. ==toponym== the toponym is derived from the old english for "middle-sized homestead". an alternative explanation of the name is from the saxon leader meda, whose followers were known as medings, hence medin'ham, medham, or medmenham. it was recorded in the domesday book of 1086 as medmeham. ==features== the village includes some old timber framed brick and flint cottages and some estate workers cottages built at the beginning of the 20th century from local chalk rock. the church of england parish church of saint peter was heavily restored in 1839. the dog and badger inn on the a4155 road dates from late in the 16th century, the name having been transferred from the inn at hambleden which was renamed the stag and huntsman. the village lane ends at the old ferry crossing which ceased to be used after the second world war. it was where the thames towpath crossed from the buckinghamshire to berkshire bank of the river. on the towpath beside the former ferry crossing stands the large medmenham ferry memorial that commemorates lord devonport's successful 1899 defence of the public right-of-way over the ferry. next to the village, but separated from it by the a4155, is the first of two iron age hill forts, medmenham camp. danesfield camp also known as danes ditches is located slightly further along the road to the east near to the village of hurley.[http://google.com/search?q=cache:lb-axlpvbhij:www.buckscc.gov.uk/bcc/get/assets/docs/archaeology/bucksironagefinal.pdf+sandy+kidd+cholesbury&cd=5&hl=en&ct=cln
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