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The "Seeing It Through" WW1 Community Project for East Herts

The ‘Seeing It Through’ World War One Community Project was launched in mid September 2016 by Hertford-based community theatre company Pins & Feathers Productions, in partnership with the Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies (HALS).  Awarded through HLF’s First World War: then and now programme, the project has focussed on life on the Home Front in the towns and villages of East Herts.

  • "Seeing It Through" Community project - Ware event at Place House Hall - October 2016 - Display 1
    "Seeing It Through" Community project - Ware event at Place House Hall - October 2016 - Display 1
    Our first community history day was set in the beautiful Place House Hall in Ware on Saturday 8th October 2016 ...
  • "Seeing It Through" WW1 Community History event - Ware (cont'd.) - Display 2
    "Seeing It Through" WW1 Community History event - Ware (cont'd.) - Display 2
    Display 2 – Richard Hale school archives – record of former Hertford Grammar school pupils Eddie Roche and Eric Riddle, custodians of ...
  • "Seeing It Through" WW1 Community project - Ware event Oct 2016 - display 5
    "Seeing It Through" WW1 Community project - Ware event Oct 2016 - display 5
    Display 3 – Puller Memorial WW1 Archives Puller Memorial Primary school kindly leant us their school registers and letters relating to WW1, for ...
  • "Seeing It Through" WW1 Community project - Ware event Oct 2016 Display 3
    "Seeing It Through" WW1 Community project - Ware event Oct 2016 Display 3
    Ware Map of Mourning Thanks to John Wing who is a trustee of   Ware Museum – he kindly leant us his Ware ...
  • "Seeing It Through" WW1 Community project - Ware event Oct 2016 display 4 (Barclay family of East Hertford)
    "Seeing It Through" WW1 Community project - Ware event Oct 2016 display 4 (Barclay family of East Hertford)
    The Barclay family of East Hertford The young women shown in these pictures are the daughters of internationally famous authoress Florence ...
  • "Seeing It Through", a World War One Community project for East Herts
    "Seeing It Through", a World War One Community project for East Herts
    Find out about this new project focusing on the Home Front in East Herts during World War One
World War One
  • 'Gunner' Drunk and Disorderly in South Street
  • 1st World War Troops
  • A casualty of Passchendaele, 1917
  • A Cheshunt wedding in 1918
  • A forgotten relative
  • A GRANDFATHER IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR
  • A Hitchin Heroine
  • A Legacy from 1919: The Founding of Oaklands College
  • A Letter from the Front
  • A Selection of WW1 Photographs Related to St Albans
  • A Victoria Cross of the First World War - the medal that 'starred' on the silver screen years later
  • After the War
  • Airship Crash at Cuffley
  • Armistice Day - Harpenden 1918
  • Army Cycle Battalion
  • Auxiliary Hospitals in WW1 in Hertfordshire
  • Cheshunt British School 1915
  • Contrasting Tales of Troop Behaviour in Bishops Stortford
  • Cultivation of Lands Orders World War One
  • Entertaining the Servicemen
  • Farming in World War 1
  • First World War
  • First World War
  • First World War Troops
  • Floods in Watford High Street c1915
  • Food shortages 100 years ago
  • Frank Pulley
  • Frederick Percy Gee
  • Hertford County Constabulary
  • Hertford Heath - 28th November 1920
  • Hertford's Victoria Cross winner
  • Hertfordshire and the Great War
  • Hertfordshire in WW1
  • Hertfordshire War Horses
  • Hertfordshire War Memorials
  • Hitchin Riot 1914
  • Images of the first world war
  • Intoxicating Liquor (Temporary Restriction) Act 1914
  • Ist Hertfordshire Battery
  • Joe Randle
  • John Robert Scales
  • Kings Langley's Victoria Cross Winner
  • More WW1 Pictures
  • Names on the Buntingford Town War Memorial
  • NATIONAL FESTIVAL OF REMEMBRANCE.
  • News from the Front
  • News Snippets from 1913
  • News Snippets from 1914
  • News Snippets from 1918
  • Peace Celebrations
  • Peace Celebrations
  • Peace Celebrations
  • Photo of The War Memorial, Berkhamsted taken from The Court Cinema.
  • Pirton - a Village in Anguish
  • Puttenham is Thankful
  • Recruitment of women farm workers in WW1
  • Schooldays during World War 1
  • Schooldays in 1917
  • Shingle Hall
  • Soldiers' Musings:1914-18
  • The Christmas truce of 1914
  • The experiences of a cavalryman and his sweetheart during the First World War
  • THE GREAT WAR
  • The Hertfordshire Militia
  • The Herts At War Project
  • The Influenza Pandemic of 1918 - 1919
  • The Pride of Pirton
  • The Road to Conscription
  • The Standing Stag
  • The War Memorial
  • The War Memorial, Redbourn
  • Tring's Victoria Cross Winner
  • War Memorial
  • Wartime Potters Bar
  • Welwyn 1916
  • Welwyn 1917
  • Welwyn in 1914
  • Welwyn in 1915
  • Welwyn War Memorial
  • Wheathampstead in 1918
  • Women and Farmers in WW1 ... and Penguins
  • Women, Food and Farming in WW1
  • WW1 Memories in the Parish of Lemsford
  • WW1 Service of George Thomas Cutler
  • WW1 The Folly Boys of Wheathampstead.
  • WW1 War Memorial
  • Zeppelin Bomb Crater
  • Zeppelin Raid over Hertfordshire, Night of 1st/2nd October 1916
  • Voices of World War I
  • The Autobiography of a First World War Soldier
  • The "Seeing It Through" WW1 Community Project for East Herts
  • Broxbourne: We Will Remember Them Project
  • Julian Grenfell
  • News from the Front
  • Conscientious Objectors
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