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Wheathampstead

  • Ayot St Peter and the "Band of Brothers"
    Ayot St Peter and the "Band of Brothers"
    Spielberg film made in Ayot and Wheathampstead
  • Charter of Edward the Confessor
    Charter of Edward the Confessor
    granting 10 hides in Wheathampstead to the Convent of Westminster, 1060
  • Katherine Ferrers: The Wicked Lady - or was she?
    Katherine Ferrers: The Wicked Lady - or was she?
    Katherine Ferrers, ‘The Wicked Lady'...?
  • The Devil’s Work in Hertfordshire
    The Devil’s Work in Hertfordshire
    The Devil is a common figure in folklore everywhere, and Hertfordshire is no exception. Besides featuring prominently in such tales ...
  • The Memoirs of Margaret Hurst Part Three
    The Memoirs of Margaret Hurst Part Three
    ‘We’ve hit a bomb!’ One morning I had to go up to Broxbourne to plough up some marshland (any spare land ...
  • Watercolour Images of Hertfordshire
    Watercolour Images of Hertfordshire
    The watercolour paintings shown here are just some of the numerous images in the County Views collection that is held at HALS ...
  • Wheathampstead in 1918
    Wheathampstead in 1918
    Photograph of the Ford Near Marford
  • Wheathampstead in 1933
    Wheathampstead in 1933
    Photograph of Water End
  • Wheathampstead in 1946
    Wheathampstead in 1946
    A town by the river
  • Wheathampstead Rose Fair 1960s
    Wheathampstead Rose Fair 1960s
    Were you there?
  • WW1 The Folly Boys of Wheathampstead.
    WW1 The Folly Boys of Wheathampstead.
    Off To War.
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