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The Herts Memories website was launched in 2009 to celebrate life in Hertfordshire. Please add new memories, photos, knowledge and opinions about the County - as it is today and as it was in the past.

The site is a community history website run by local volunteers and hosted by Hertfordshire County Council. The content is contributed by members of the public and volunteers. Volunteer editors post the articles and moderate for offensive material but the County Council is not responsible for checking the factual accuracy of the content. Further contributions and corrections to existing material are always welcome.

  • About this Project
    About this Project
    Herts Memories is all about uncovering what you think is special about Hertfordshire. You can use the site to share your ...
  • Accessibility Statement
    Accessibility Statement
    This website is maintained by Hertfordshire County Council and managed by volunteers supported by staff from Hertfordshire Archives & Local ...
  • Adding comments
    Adding comments
    Adding your own comments about the material on the site
  • Contact us
    Contact us
    How to get in touch with the Herts Memories team A handful of archive and library staff and a team of dedicated ...
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    Creating a new post
    Adding your words and pictures
  • The Herts Memories Network
    The Herts Memories Network
    A network of community archive websites for Hertfordshire
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    Would you like to get involved?
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