Last Alteration: Monday 06 May 2013
Isle of Wight Farm
Isle of Wight Farm
Misbourne Road, Gerrards Cross, SL9 0QD
The farm is still operational, currently under the management of the Gordon family. The farm was reduced in size during the 1980s due to the construction of the M25 across the original fields.
How to get here:
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Road: A413 - From the A40, turn onto the A413 towards Amersham, and then the road leading to the farm will be on the right, just after the railway bridge. From Amersham, follow the A413 until it becomes the dual carriageway; the road leading to the farm will be on the left, just before the railway bridge. +
The road to the farm is private, but there is a layby on the far side of the A413 opposite.
This location is private and has no or limited access only. The farm is on a private road, but you can walk along it to the fields, and there is also a public footpath that runs through the northern fields.
Access: PrivateStatus: unknownFields
Photograph taken: 4th June 2006 by Chuck Foster
The Reign of Terror (2)
Filmed: 15 Jun 1964
The Doctor walks through some fields.
Additional Notes:
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This is a generic shot of the fields, as the one actually used is unknown.
Filming locations still to be verified/photographed:
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Other nearby locations:
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Amersham Road (A413) (Logopolis). Road (0.8 miles, 4m) : From Over The Misbourne, head south on the A413 (or from the A413
layby exit and turn around back south).
As you reach the railway bridge crossing the dual carriageway
the layby used in the story will be just afterwards and this runs under
the M25. anywhere on the layby.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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White Plains (The Reign of Terror): 1.15 miles. 
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Denham Aerodrome (Fury from the Deep, The Invasion): 1.25 miles. 
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Tilehouse Lane (The Five Doctors): 1.26 miles.
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Denham Manor (The Five Doctors, The Three Doctors): 1.32 miles. 
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St. Peter's Court (Terror of the Autons): 1.74 miles.
Production Notes:
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The part of the Doctor was actually played by Brian Proudfoot, as William Hartnell was unavailable due to rehearsals.
Related Stories
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The Reign of Terror [15 Jun 1964]: The Doctor makes his way across the French countryside.
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