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Letchworth People

This section of the site is about people who have played a role in the life of the city. Some are well-known; some are not. Some are historical figures and some are alive today. We welcome suggestions for other people to include.

  • “When the circus came to town”

    “When the circus came to town”

    Hi everyone , loved reading all the memories on this page, and would like to share some of mine. I was ...
  • 1906 Private Residents and Commercial

    1906 Private Residents and Commercial

    Taken from Kelly's Directory of Hertfordshire 1906
  • 41 Taxis and Gifford School of Motoring

    41 Taxis and Gifford School of Motoring

    I’d like to record my memories of my early years in Letchworth, 41 taxis and my Father, Doug Gifford’s driving ...
  • A special letter

    A special letter

    time at letchworth
  • Evacuees

    Evacuees

    A wartime home in Letchworth
  • KJ - a local eccentric

    KJ - a local eccentric

    Ken Johnson – mentioned in an article about Letchworth Library – Full name: Kenneth Robertson Drummond Johnson. As well as ...
  • Memories from Margaret Durrant

    Memories from Margaret Durrant

    I to was born and brought up in Letchworth . I remember my first day at school was on a ...
  • Mr Hart in Sports Clubs and VE Celebrations

    Mr Hart in Sports Clubs and VE Celebrations

    Photographs of my dad.
  • My childhood in Letchworth

    My childhood in Letchworth

    I was born in Hoddesdon in 1962 and moved to Letchworth with my parents in 1964. We used to live ...
  • my father-in-law

    my father-in-law

    Gordon Hicks in letchworth for his 85th b.day
  • OLD LETCHWORTH VILLAGE

    OLD LETCHWORTH VILLAGE

    the tufnells
  • Photos of my dad in sports clubs and VE day celebrations

    Photos of my dad in sports clubs and VE day celebrations

  • Rosalie Wells - Aguila Wren - A true Letchworth Heroine

    Rosalie Wells - Aguila Wren - A true Letchworth Heroine

    Mrs B Wightman recalls the life of her aunt who lost her life during a U-Boat attack in World War 2
  • Searching for Otter family

    Searching for Otter family

    My mums school friend
  • Soldiers of WW1

    Soldiers of WW1

    The Territorials leaving Letchworth Station
  • Speak out!

    Speak out!

    Adding your own comments about material on the site
  • The Silver Family in Letchworth Garden City

    The Silver Family in Letchworth Garden City

    Residents of 190 Pixmore Way
  • Tom Walker

    Tom Walker

    Memories of Letchworth Garden City
  • Wedding Rehearsal at St Nicholas'

    Wedding Rehearsal at St Nicholas'

    Film of Irene Johnson and Peter Powell (1952)
  • Architects

    Architects (4)

  • Ebenezer Howard

    Ebenezer Howard (2)

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