You are here: Home>Herts history>Towns and Villages>Redbourn>The Geoff Webb Collection>Redbourn Places>Lybury Lane & Church End Lybury Lane & Church EndWinterBy Geoff Webb Winter 1962/63Geoff WebbLybury Lane (top) & Church End, Redbourn seen during the winter snows of 1962/63.This page was added on 01/07/2010. Add your comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ ReplyWhy was Lybury lane spelt with a “y” I’ve searched for hours and come up with nothing!!! I’d luv to know. Thank you. Susan TaylorBy Susan Taylor (04/06/2017) Redbourn Places37 North CommonAerial ViewAerial View of East CommonAn early harvest fieldAn M1 BridgeAshlyn's NurseryBeesnest CottagesBert WoodsBill QuickBohemia FarmBrooke's BakehouseBrooke's BakehouseBylands FarmBylands Filling StationChequers LaneCherry Tree FarmCherry Tree FarmChurch EndChurch EndChurch EndCottages at Luton LaneCrown StreetCrown StreetCumberland CottageCumberland DriveDunstable RoadEast CommonEast CommonEast Common, early 1950sEmma Webb's PoultryFilm NightFlamsteadbury FarmFlint CottagesFlo HeardFlowers FarmFlowers FarmGardens at rear of the Piper homeHarpenden HillHarpenden LaneHarpenden LaneHarpenden Lane HillHarpendenbury FarmHeath CottagesHemel Hempstead LaneJames DaytonJohn HeatherJohn Heather's Film NightLamb LaneLamb LaneLamb LaneLybury Lane & Church EndM.1. ConstructionMansdale CottageMansdale CottagesMansdale CottagesMansdale CottagesMansdale DairyMeadow CottageNorth CommonNorth CommonNorth CommonNorth Common & Flamsteadbury LanePorridge PotRedbourn friendsRedbourn Post OfficeRedbournbury FarmRedbournbury FarmhouseRedbournbury MillRedbournbury WatermillRiver VerRiver VerSidney DraperSnatchup CottagesSnatchup CottagesSouth CommonSouth CommonStatham's GarageTeddy DexterThe Alms HousesThe AnnexeThe AubreysThe Beesnest CottagesThe CommonThe CommonThe CommonThe HeathThe HeathThe MoorThe Moor & East Common, 1920sThe Moor and The CommonThe Moor and the Railway LineThe Old WorkhouseThe PrefabsThe Silk MillThe Silk MillThe Silk MillThe VicarageThe War MemorialThe War Memorial, RedbournUnveiling the War MemorialViews of East RedbournVillage HallVillage HallWar MemorialWar MemorialWebb's DairyWest CommonRedbourn Cumberland HouseRedbourn Fish StreetRedbourn High StreetRedbourn, The AvenueRedbourn, Tom Sansom's Watercress BusinessRedbourn, Waterend Lane Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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Why was Lybury lane spelt with a “y”
I’ve searched for hours and come up with nothing!!! I’d luv to know. Thank you. Susan Taylor