Card posted 1905 - no publisher information
Card posted 1905 - no publisher information |
Whitwell
Whitwell is a hamlet in the parish of St Pauls Walden
Whitwell (4½ miles S.W. of Stevenage) is strictly a hamlet, but is a place of some size, scattered along the south bank of the river Maran. The nearest parish church is at St. Paul's Walden, but there is a modern Baptist chapel near the centre of the main street, and a small church on the Bendish Road, formerly owned by the Countess of Huntingdon's Connection; it is now partially disused. The mill at the E. end of the village, near the old tan-yard, was burnt down a few years ago, but has since been rebuilt.
Hertfordshire - Little Guide, 1903
The Bull Inn in the mid 20th century
From Hertfordshire Countryside,
Summer 1958
The Bull Inn in a drawing by Buckler about 1835
From Images
of Hertfordshire
Topics: War memorials and Rolls of Honour - give details of War Memorial
from Afoot in Hertfordshire by Frank Dawes
Pann Mill, Whitwell
Published A T Robinson, Post Office, Whitwell - posted 1908
See also Vital Records
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