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Abbots Langley

  • Abbots Langley Local History Society
    Abbots Langley Local History Society
    Find out more about Abbots Langley’s history. https://www.allhs.btinternet.co.uk/
  • ALTTA Covid-19 ‘Lockdown’ Survey Results
    ALTTA Covid-19 ‘Lockdown’ Survey Results
    Press Release Abbots Langley Transition Town Association (ALTTA) have released the results from their online survey asking people in the village ...
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    Hunton Bridge
    No references to almshouses at Hunton Bridge have been found in the standard works on Hertfordshire. Historical Atlas of Hertfordshire ...
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    Langleybury Georgian Mansion Aerial
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    My parents, Louis and Christa Frain were the ward Charge Nurse and Ward Sister at May Villa from approx. 1966 ...
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    Victorian design and durability
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