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Walsworth Evening Townswomens Guild

The Guild was formed on 4th July 1957 and is still going strong!

  • A Winters Tale

    A Winters Tale

    Contributed by Mary and Howard Roberts
  • Hitchin Memories

    Hitchin Memories

    As told to me by Mrs Eileen Smith
Hitchin
  • 20s style travel
  • A Hitchin Heroine
  • A Hitchin Life
  • A SHORT-LIVED 'ODDITY' ON THE HERTFORD LOOP
  • Anti-Slavery Society in Hitchin, 1825
  • Apprentice indenture
  • Bills and Recipts
  • Chanor Sports Supplies
  • Christmas in the Workhouse
  • Continuity and change in Sun Street, Hitchin
  • Dame Margaret Tuke, Academic/Educator
  • Dance and Fancy Dress, Hitchin
  • December 1918
  • Early years in WGC and Hitchin
  • Elizabeth Impey, Suffragette
  • Emily Davies, Suffragette & Founder of Britain’s First Women’s College.
  • Events at The British Schools
  • Growing up in Hitchin
  • Hermitage Road, Hitchin
  • Hitchin
  • Hitchin
  • Hitchin
  • Hitchin
  • Hitchin - Back Street Meeting
  • Hitchin British Schools celebrate 200 years
  • Hitchin Lavender Fields
  • Hitchin Library Comes of Age : 50th anniversary of the library locating to its new building at Paynes Park on 24th May 1965
  • Hitchin Photographs
  • Hitchin Riot 1914
  • Hitchin Trades, Bancroft Drier Beds
  • Hitchin. Edward Radcliffe
  • Hitchin. Elizabeth Simpson or Dissenters
  • Hitchin. James Carter
  • Hitchin's High Street: a 1911 snapshot.
  • Isabelle Ellis (Harris)
  • Katherine Warington and Winifred Brenchley - Scientist
  • Leisure time in Hitchin
  • Merrick
  • Minsden Chapel, Hitchin
  • My Favourite Place
  • My Favourite Place in Hertfordshire
  • Mystery photos
  • News from the Front
  • Old Street Scene
  • Past Pupils' Reunion
  • Petition from Hertford and North Herts re the abolition of slavery, 1830
  • Pinehill Field
  • Piracy and the Priory
  • Poor relief in Hitchin
  • Railways Excursions
  • Raising the Dead in Tilehouse Street- how a disused graveyard was cleared for a housing project
  • Rhythms of the World 2012
  • School photo taken in Hitchin probably about 1926
  • Slum housing in Hitchin, 1850s - 1930s
  • Spring-heeled Jack in Hertfordshire
  • St Mary's Church, Hitchin
  • St. Mary's Church Bells
  • Sun Street, Hitchin
  • Sun Street, Hitchin
  • The BBC 'Just William' at Hitchin British Schools
  • The Hitchin Boys School Football team 1926-7
  • The Local Yokels Hitchin & Letchworth Carnival
  • The Priory Picnic
  • The Queen's visit to Hitchin
  • Thomas and Annie Currell
  • Tour of St Mary's Church, Hitchin
  • Upstairs and downstairs at Hitchin Priory
  • Valentine’s Day in Hertfordshire
  • Walsworth Evening TG
  • Wartime Memories
  • Watercolour Images of Hertfordshire
  • Windmill Hill
  • Hitchin Girls' School
  • British Schools Museum
  • Walsworth Evening Townswomens Guild
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