Illustrated
Winter 1958
This magazine contains articles/photos on the following subjects:
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The Hertfordshire Hunt at King's Waldenbury (cover picture)
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The Hertfordshire Hunt at Water End (near Hemel Hempstead) (Frontispiece)
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Personality with Many Interests (Mrs Hugh McCorquodale - Miss Barbara Cartland) by Jean Harding
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The Charm of the Chilterns - Glaciers have left their mark by Geoffrey R Allenby
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The Country's Quiet Corner - Great Hormead by A. J. Ford
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The coming of the railway to West Hertfordshire - The Gentry Opposed it and the workers rioted by J. G. Craufurd
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Hertfordshire's Lost Customs (Doughnut day at Baldock, Fig Sunday) by R. S. Pickersgill
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The Welwyn Tunnel Tragedy of 1866 - The collision and burning of three trains in a tunnel by Harold A Roberts
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Sky at Bury Lake, Rickmansworth (full page picture)
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The 25-second thrill - Hill-climbing in Hertfordshire by Ian Lowe
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The remarkable Countess of Stagenhoe (Countess of Caithness) by John de Vine
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Hertfordshire's most famous Prize-fight by Vic Lea
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St Albans Factory's Golden Jubilee by T. H. Hook
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Weston (Between Stevenage and Baldock)
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Our Reader's Forum (Happy Memories; In Canada; Coleman Green; In Australia; In America; The fiftieth issue; Hertfordshire's New River; A cheery flutter; memories of Amwell; A St Albans woman sold by auction; Methodism in Hertfordshire; Invitation to Verulamium, Hertfordshire of Herts?; The Nine Tailors; Took food; The Old Ship; Fig Sunday; Still two; The wrong century; Postal Markings; Captain Becher and the St Albans Steeplechase; Totteridge; Not affected; 800th anniversary; Mr Mundin.)