A short-lived episode in WW2
The Memoirs of Margaret Hurst, a Hertfordshire Land Girl
The importance of the Land Girl Magazine
Papers found in the loft of a house in South Hertfordshire
Bell ringing, or rather, change ringing origins lie in the sixteenth century when church bells were hung with a wheel. ...
In common with the rest of the country Bovingdon played its full part in the war effort, men and women ...
During and after the war.
Entries in Cheshunt School logbook for 1938 26th Sept The school has been requisitioned as a respirator fitting station. Children were ...
Eighty years ago, Hertfordshire had a sudden increase in population as the evacuation from London began in 1939.
The following list of names was retrieved from a discarded school pencil box that belonged to a resident in a ...
This article was printed in Cottered and Trocking News No. 15 August 1971. A copy is held in WW2 Folder ...
At 3pm on the 8 January 1945 a US Army lorry carrying munitions was involved in a collision with a ...
Gwendoline Page – The WW2 Code Breaker At Bletchley Park
Special Constable, St Albans
Leonard Frederick Butler was born 3 March 1909 to Abraham and Alice Butler at 31 High Street, Plumstead. He was ...
