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  • An inhuman neighbourhood
    An inhuman neighbourhood
    A grateful survivor comments on rapacious villagers
  • Horse Racing - St Albans Style
    Horse Racing - St Albans Style
      This splendid array of trophies prompted an investigation into the story behind horse racing in the area around Colney Heath. ...
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    Mary Barfield was the wife of Rev Abraham Barfield, the first congregational minister of Ashwell, who also ran a boys’ ...
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