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Letchworth Garden City

Originally a separate community website was created for Letchworth (Our Letchworth.)   This is longer live, but you can browse the old articles and add new ones in this section of the Herts Memories network.

  • Family search

    Family search

    My mother Elsie Jackson was born in 1909 in Letchworth, one of a family of 7 children born to George ...
  • Great Horemead

    Great Horemead

    Robinson Family
  • Growing up and Living in Letchworth

    Growing up and Living in Letchworth

    Reflections on growing and working in Letchworth Garden City
  • New Villas postcard view

    New Villas postcard view

    I came across this postcard in a sale and presume the subject is either at Letchworth Garden City or Welwyn ...
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    The World's End

    A film shot in Welwyn Garden City and Letchworth
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    Letchworth People (25)

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    Letchworth Transport (5)

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    Letchworth Wildlife, Flora & Fauna (4)

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    Letchworth Sport (11)

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