Bourne End
Bourne End became a separate parish in 1915, having been part of Sunnyside, which itself only became a separate parish in 1909, having been previously part of the parish of Northchurch.
Part of the village has been included in Bovingdon.
Bourne End, 1 mile W. from Boxmoor Station, L&N W R, contains little more than an inn, a coffee-room, and a few cottages standing beside the Grand Junction Canal.
Hertfordshire Little Guide 1903
St John's Church, Bourne End -
circa 1910
The "Art Series", E. Needham & Co. [Hemel Hempstead]
BOURNE END: St. John C of E. 1854. Designed by George Gilbert Scott. The little flint church, set below the level of the road, is another with a modern apse: on the roof is Scott's version of the spike, although its shape qualifies it to earn the alternative name of "Snuffer".
Book: Miss Salisbury's notes on the history of Bourne End
See also Dacorum and Vital Records
If you know of other books, websites, etc, relating to this place, please tell me.
Page updated March 2007
