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Historic Houses

From stately homes (or even palaces) to town houses, Hertfordshire has many houses with rich historical associations. Knebworth House and Hatfield House can still be visited today. Have you heard of Goldings, Panshanger, Tewin and Theobalds?

  • A Contemporary of Rothamsted Manor
    A Contemporary of Rothamsted Manor
    Forty Hall, Enfield
  • A little corner of history
    A little corner of history
    The delights of Shaw's Corner
  • Bayfordbury
    Bayfordbury
    A fine house and home of the Baker family
  • Brocket Hall and the Brocket Babes
    Brocket Hall and the Brocket Babes
    Brocket Hall, a splendid Grade I neo-classical mansion set in beautiful parkland near Lemsford and not far from Welwyn Garden ...
  • Cassiobury House
    Cassiobury House
    Home to the Earls of Essex
  • Cedars Park, Cheshunt
    Cedars Park, Cheshunt
    A Brief History This fantastic park is on the site of the former Palace of Theobalds, owned by King James I ...
  • Cedars Park, Cheshunt in 2020
    Cedars Park, Cheshunt in 2020
    Cedars Park has seen a number of developments over the last decade. Jane Ruffell posted an article about Cedars Park ...
  • Cheshunt Great House
    Cheshunt Great House
    A mysterious fire
  • Cheshunt Park and the Cromwells
    Cheshunt Park and the Cromwells
    A historic estate in Cheshunt
  • Events from the Illustrated London News
    Events from the Illustrated London News
    The Royal Visit to Hatfield House
  • Hanbury Manor
    Hanbury Manor
    Formerly Poles Convent School
  • Hatfield House
    Hatfield House
    Then and now-ish
  • Hatfield House
    Hatfield House
    The history of Hatfield House
  • How did the Great Nast Hyde get its name?
    How did the Great Nast Hyde get its name?
    An early 1600s house
  • Knebworth gryphons return
    Knebworth gryphons return
    Restoration of the Knebworth gryphons
  • Local Family Historian Finds "The Missing Link"
    Local Family Historian Finds "The Missing Link"
    I had been researching my family history for many years and had successfully got back to the time of King ...
  • Lord Capel of Ware was taken prisoner at The Siege of Colchester
    Lord Capel of Ware was taken prisoner at The Siege of Colchester
    28th August 1648
  • Memories of Goldings in the 1990s
    Memories of Goldings in the 1990s
    Early Memories
  • Memory Lane at Balls Park campus
    Memory Lane at Balls Park campus
    One of the HALS volunteers mentioned the other day that she had taken a very pleasant walk through the well-kept ...
  • Old Gorhambury House
    Old Gorhambury House
    A Tudor house
  • Our Village - Tewin
    Our Village - Tewin
    Panshanger House
  • Rawdon House
    Rawdon House
    Rawdon House is an impressive red-brick house at the south end of the High Street in Hoddesdon, and was built ...
  • Royal Review of the Hertfordshire Militia
    Royal Review of the Hertfordshire Militia
    Hatfield Park, 1800
  • Rye House
    Rye House
    A historic Hoddesdon house
  • Listed Buildings in the Borough of Broxbourne

    Listed Buildings in the Borough of Broxbourne (29)

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