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Goff's Oak

  • Ancestors
    Ancestors
    Old Barn Nursery,Goffs Lane
  • Colesgrove Manor
    Colesgrove Manor
    17th century residence
  • Crouch Lane
    Crouch Lane
    Goffs Oak
  • Cuffley Hill
    Cuffley Hill
    Goffs Oak
  • Elephants and their keeper outside the Goffs Oak Hotel
    Elephants and their keeper outside the Goffs Oak Hotel
  • Goffs Lane Residences
    Goffs Lane Residences
    Triangle Cottage
  • Goffs Oak Avenue
    Goffs Oak Avenue
    Goffs Oak Avenue can be found along Newgatestreet Road, close to Mason’s Parade. After WWI the Cheshunt District Council became active ...
  • Goffs Oak Farms
    Goffs Oak Farms
    Goffs Oak has long been an agricultural community, and incorporates many farmlands. Three such farms are Woodgreen Farm, Colesgrove Farm, and ...
  • Goffs Oak House
    Goffs Oak House
    Goffs Lane
  • Goffs Oak Village Hall
    Goffs Oak Village Hall
    and Comrades Club
  • The former Trends hairdressers at 26 Cuffley Hill, Goffs Oak
    The former Trends hairdressers at 26 Cuffley Hill, Goffs Oak
    The former Trends hairdressers at 26 Cuffley Hill, Goffs Oak closed in early 2015 and the building has now been ...
  • The Goffs Oak Windmill
    The Goffs Oak Windmill
    There once stood a windmill in Goffs Oak, near Newgatestreet Road, on a site now known as The Crest. Build around ...
  • The Wheelwrights Public House
    The Wheelwrights Public House
    Goffs Lane
  • Valley View
    Valley View
    Goffs Oak Library
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