Henley-on-Thames is a town in Oxfordshire. It is a centre for rowing and is famous for its Royal Regatta held every summer. In fact the first river regatta in the world was held at Henley in 1839. The regatta is now held every July. Henley bridge, built in 1786, has five arches. Henley also has a square-towered Perpendicular Church (St Mary's) and timbered houses, including the 14th century Chantry House and The Old Bell pub in the town centre which dates from 1325. Henley's main street is wide and elegantly Georgian, and there is a fine view from the towpath downstream to Temple Island. Remenham Woods rise on the right bank, and a further mile round the curve ofthe river at Mill End are the picturesque Hambleden Lock and Mill. On the left bank is 17thcentury Fawley Court, now the Divine Mercy College. At Grey's Court, just west of Henley, parts of the 14thcentury fortifications to the house remain, and there is a donkey wheel, used in Tudor times for raising water.
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