Books I have just received publication details of a book " A Place in the Country : Three Counties Asylum 1860-1999 " by Judi...

A display of old ploughs On Monday I decided to revisit the rural history museum at Pitstone Green. This is run by the Pitstone and Ivi...

Full Review I am currently sorting through my library and have come across a pile of recent books which were waiting for review and som...

I have just h eard that Chris Green has written a book about the old Town Hall in St Albans and I can't wait to get my hands on a c...

Homewood, Knebworth It is always nice to get messages when the answer to one question provides an answer to someone else's question...

If you visit Genealogy in Hertfordshire regularly you will know that I frequently include links to the Wikipedia web site - and if you ...

The Milkman who supplied families daily - probably by "F S" circa 1907 My Great Grandfather, Jacob Reynolds , ran Heath Farm ...

Now that the site is moving into " archive mode " it seemed appropriate to modify the policy statement to reflect the change of...

Essendon Place was built by the 5th Baron Charles John Dimsdale (1801-1872) in 1834.  He was succeeded by the 6th Baron Robert Dimsda...

The sink hole in High Street Green, Hemel Hempstead, 2017 Oatridge Gardens, 2014 Two years ago I gave a posted " Forgotten...