Knebworth has two distinct areas of interest - the House and the village. Of course the settlement was mentioned in the Domesday book, but the current village grew from the arrival of the railway, and the building of the station. Knebworth House has been in the Lytton family since the 15th century, and now hosts many pop festivals and other events.
Climate Change?
A cold snap in 1979
Diamond Jubilee - 1897
How Knebworth celebrated Victoria's Diamond Jubilee
Edward Bulwer-Lytton
19th Century writer and politician
Hogsnorton
Memories of a tiny hamlet
Knebworth farms
An oral history
Knebworth Garden Village
An idea that never materialised
Knebworth Homes
An oral history
Knebworth Library
Mural on wall by Childrens Story Corner
Knebworth names
Origins of places and streets
Knebworth Shops
An oral history
Re-modelling at Knebworth
Giving our homes a face lift
Rock stars on my doorstep
Sonisphere festival at Knebworth House
The Lytton family in Woolmer Green
The purchase of land in 17th Century Woolmer Green by the Lytton Family
Antony Lytton
Letters of his short life read by his Great Nephew Henry Lytton Cobbold