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Great and Little Kimble is a civil parish in Wycombe district of Buckinghamshire, sitting at the foot of the Chiltern Hills. It is located to the south of Aylesbury. The origins of the name Kimble are many. One theory is that the name Kimble comes from Cymbeline, who was King of the Catuvellauni, an ancient Celtic tribe of pre-Roman Britain. Written about by William Shakespeare in his tragedy of the same name, Cymbeline was able to successfully stave off the planned Roman invasion of Britain led by Emperor Caligula by supporting the fiercely anti-Roman Druids and offering refuge to exiled fighters from Romanised Gaul.
However, an alternative derivation has been put forward by the Oxford Dictionary of Place Names, suggesting that the name is from the old English words, cyne belle meaning 'Royal bell-shaped hill'. This would refer to the Beacon Hill, a man-made fortification neighbouring the parish that separates Little Kimble from the Chequers estate.
Earthworks found on Beacon Hill exposed the foundations of Cymbeline's Castle. Built during the reign of Cymbeline, coins bearing his name have been found in archaeological digs in the area. It is possibly this link that has led some authors to assume that the place is named after Cymbeline, whereas the Oxford English derivation is the more scholarly of the two.
Inside the medieval All Saints' Church in Little Kimble are many original wall paintings depicting scenes from the Bible and from English history. This is unusual for churches in this part of England, as these paintings were usually covered up during the Reformation. One image that has survived very clearly on the north wall of the nave is of a knight in the Crusades bearing the St George's cross. The church is accessed just off the main A4010 road.
The main A4010 road cuts straight through the middle of Little Kimble, as does the Chiltern railway line between Aylesbury and Princes Risborough. Where the main road and the railway meet there is Little Kimble railway station, which has been in operation since 1872.