Winterbrook House near Wallingford was home to Dame Agatha Christie and her archaeologist husband Sir Max Mallowan from 1934 until her death in 1976. Although the couple travelled the world, the 17th century home on the banks of the River Thames was their main residence for this period, and a blue plaque by the front door pays homage to the great novelist. Norman Guiver outside the Wallingford Museum with some Agatha Christie novels, 2010 (Image: Andrew Walmsley)READ MORE: Families warned as popular Oxfordshire splash park closes againThe couple were buried in St Mary's Church graveyard in Cholsey, and a statue of Agatha Christie was installed on a bench in the Kine Croft park in Wallingford in 2023 to celebrate her legacy. The elegant, grade II listed property on the banks of the River Thames remains in private ownership since it was sold in 2021 by its international owners of two decades, for a reported £2.75million, and now remains in private ownership. These pictures show Agatha Christie performances, celebrations, museum exhibitions and talks held in Oxfordshire over the years, in honour of the all-time great author.