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  • The Coronation of Elizabeth II
    The Coronation of Elizabeth II
    The coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953 was a momentous occasion, and Hertfordshire celebrated in style.
  • Hailey
    Hailey
    A small village just within the north-western boundaries of the Borough of Broxbourne, Hailey is associated with the well-known public ...
  • My Evacuee Days (1943 or 1944)
    My Evacuee Days (1943 or 1944)
    I was born in 1932, so when war broke out in 1939 I was just 7 years old. I lived ...
  • The Proclamation – Friday 8th February 1952 followed by tragedy
    The Proclamation – Friday 8th February 1952 followed by tragedy
    It must have been Thursday 7th February 1952 when Mr Cheney our Head Master at Bromley County Grammar School for ...
  • ‘A Day to Remember’ : Share memories of Her Majesty the Queen for Platinum Jubilee exhibition and archive
    ‘A Day to Remember’ : Share memories of Her Majesty the Queen for Platinum Jubilee exhibition and archive
    As part of Hertfordshire County Council’s continued Jubilee celebrations, Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies is hosting a drop-in event ‘A Day ...
  • Queen Elizabeth II, list of visits to Hertfordshire
    Queen Elizabeth II, list of visits to Hertfordshire
    Queen Elizabeth II is often known in the county as “Queen of Herts”, and she has visited Hertfordshire in every ...
  • Platinum Jubilee
    Platinum Jubilee
  • A Brief History of Hitchin’s Train Station
    A Brief History of Hitchin’s Train Station
    The Hitchin train station first opened in August 1850 and is 1 mile from the town centre. The train line underwent many changes and was popular for intercity journeys until the Stevenage train station opened in 1973.
  • Hitchin’s Vegan Market
    Hitchin’s Vegan Market
    Saturday, April 16th, brought the vegan market back to Hitchin.
  • North Hertfordshire’s First Farmer Christmas Light Tour
    North Hertfordshire’s First Farmer Christmas Light Tour
    In December 2021, North Hertfordshire hosted its first ‘Farmers’ Christmas Light Tour’
  • Mixed Memories in and around Letchworth, 50s/60s.
    Mixed Memories in and around Letchworth, 50s/60s.
    I lived in Bowershott, Letchworth, from 1945 to 1964. My Mum lived in that house for 67 years. Went to ...
  • Redbourn. Woollams
    Redbourn. Woollams
    The Woollam family was involved in the silk business for about a century, starting in 1811 while the Napoleonic Wars ...
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