Bishops Stortford Home Page

hockerill-multi-college-church-broadman
Hockerill - published by A Boardman & Son, North Street, Bishop's Stortford

Horkerill Church - from church guide published in 1939Hockerill

Formerly part of the parish of  Bishops Stortford

Hockerill Church - as rebuilt in 1939

Hockerill acquired its own church in 1851 but it was destroyed by fire in 1935. The picture comes from a short guide "1935-1939 Four Memorable Years - All Saints, Hockerill" celebrating the rebuilding of the church.

hockerill-church-kingsway  

Hockerill Church - WHS Kingsway Real Photo Series S2044 - circa 1920
  hockerill-drinking-fountain

Hockerill, Bishops Stortford
Valentine Card  54255  negative date 1906

 

See The Funeral for an in-depth investigation relating to a funeral procession which passed this spot in between 1912 and 1916.

  

hockerill-view-valentine-39258
Hockerill - Valentine card #39258 (photograph taken 1903)

  


by G. Healey


by A. R. Quinton

Hockerill Training College

hockerill-college-JV-39263-colour   Hockerill Training College, Bishops Stortford
Valentine's Series 39283 JV
(photograph taken 1903)
(Three version of this card seen -two uncoloured, one coloured)
    hockerill-college-buchanan
hockerill-college-from-se    
    hockerill-college-training-room

Bishops Stortford Golf Course.

Bishop's Stortford Golf Club was designed by James Braid with the help of Douglas Rolland and H.S. Colt as part of Sir Walter Gilbey's plans for the Hockerill Park Estate. It was opened on 11 June 1910.  For more information see information on the online Bishops Stortford and Thorley history.

The picture comes from a postcard published by A Boardman and posted in August 1910, two months after the golf club opened.

 

 

See also Vital Records

Bishops Stortford Home Page

Page updated May 2008