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Dewhurst St Mary's Primary School
Cheshunt's oldest surviving school
Harold House, Waltham Cross
Standing on the west side of Waltham Cross High Street is a fine brown-brick Georgian building called Harold House. The ...
Rathmore House
Hoddesdon's "Doctor's House"
Rawdon House
A seventeenth-century house
St Laurence's Church
Wormley's parish church
The Baas, Broxbourne
The Baas isn’t one of the better-known listed buildings in the borough, but it has an interesting history, ancient and modern.
The Lodge, Cheshunt Park
A historic listed building in Cheshunt
The Parish Church of St Catherine and St Paul
Hoddesdon
The White Swan, Hoddesdon
A 16th century inn
Theobalds Park Hotel
Cheshunt/Waltham Cross
Listed Buildings in the Borough of Broxbourne
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Grade 2 Listed Buildings
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Cheshunt. King James Compensation
It’s hard to say no to a king. James I preferred Theobalds Palace to his own at Hatfield, so arranged ...
Cheshunt. George Robson
Cussans reports that George Robson, by a deed dated in 1616, gave 12 poles of land (303 sq m) ‘whereon ...
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