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| Frontispiece: The Clock Tower, St Albans | 9 | An Hertfordshire Artist, by John Keane, F.R.P.S. | 22 | |
| Bournes and Stream, by Ben Howorth | 10 | A Glance at Bulwer Lytton's Knebworth, by R. Robert | 24 | |
| Two Prizewinning Photographs | 11 | Early History of Alleyn's Grammer School, by Geoffrey A. | ||
| The Wood-turners of Berkhamstead, by Percy C. Birtchnell | 12 | Gibbons | 25 | |
| Salisbury Hall and Nell Gwynne, by R. Roberts | 13 | The Passing of Goff's Oak, by Harold Adshead | 27 | |
| A Hitchin Poet, by Harold Armitage | 14 | Youth Hostels, by Ian Stuart | 28 | |
| On Moneybury Hill, by S. R. Meager | 16 | Hertfordshire's Girl Guides, by Phyllis M. Stevens | 29 | |
| Heraldry in Hertfordshire, by the late E. J. Woolley, F.S.A. | 18 | Education in Hertfordshire, by J. H. Newsom | 30 | |
| St. Mary's Church, Hemel Hempstead, by D.G. Plowright | 20 | Our Readers' Forum | 32 | |
| The Village of Cottered, by H. A. Roberts | 36 | |||
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Principal Contents of this issue Vol. 6 No. 22 Autumn 1951 |
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| Frontispiece: St. Andrew's Church, Hertford | 49 | History Come to Life, By Robert Drage | 60 | |
| Bournes and Streams - Part II: Shallow Holes, by Ben | The First Lord Hunsdon, by Harold Armitage | 62 | ||
| Howorth | 50 | Royston Parish Church and the Death Watch Beetle, by | ||
| The Hertfordshire Society | 51 | Anthony M. Foster | 66 | |
| A Centenary of Aldbury Interest, by Lily Titman | 52 | Watford and the Grammar School, by Joan Heath | 67 | |
| John Bunyan in Hertfordshire: (1) Town and Village, by | "Beer at her Crying Out," by W. Branch Johnson | 68 | ||
| John Lea | 54 | Our Readers' Forum | 70 | |
| First a Funeral Toll, then a Wedding Peal, by Dora Fry and | Round and About Hertfordshire, by Lily Titman | 76 | ||
| Claude Eastwall | 56 | |||
| The Church in the Cotton Mill, by F. J. Harding | 58 | |||
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Principal Contents of this issue Vol. 6 No. 23 Winter 1951-2 |
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| Frontispiece: River Gade, Water End | 89 | John Bunyan and Hertfordshire: (2) Town and Village - | ||
| The Tomb of Lady Grimston, by Harold Armitage | 90 | continued, by John Lea | 104 | |
| Round and About Hertfordshire, by Lily Titman | 91 | The Hymn-writer of St. Albans, by F. A. J. Harding | 105 | |
| A Church that wasn't good enough, by Richard Ounsworth | 92 | The Fair Parish of Sarratt, by C. W. Footer | 106 | |
| A Hertfordshire "Woe-water," by Percy C. Birtchnell | 94 | Tennyson's Christmas in Hertfordshire, by Lily Titman | 108 | |
| The Hertfordshire Local History Council | 95 | The Village of Flamstead, by Mabel Fathers | 109 | |
| The Kelshall Mystic, by Harold Armitage | 96 | Our Readers' Forum | 110 | |
| The Patron Saints of Hertfordshire, by Frederick Brittain | 98 | Hertfordshire sticks to its Standards | 114 | |
| The Rib: a charming Hertfordshire Stream, by Ian Stuart | 100 | The murder of William Weare, by J. R. Milsome | 116 | |
| The Freemen of the River Lea, by G. E. Fox | 102 | |||
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Principal Contents of this issue Vol. 6 No. 24 Spring 1952 |
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| Frontispiece: Knebworth Parish Church | 129 | John Bunyan and Hertfordshire: (3) Bunyan and Agnes | ||
| Cycling Across Hertfordshire, by H. B. | 130 | Beaumont, by John Lea | 142 | |
| Customs and Dialects in West Hertfordshire, S. R. Meager | 132 | Some Parish Registers of Hertfordshire, by W. Branch | ||
| A Hertfordshire Puritan, by Harold Armitage | 134 | Johnson | 144 | |
| East Barnet's Ancient Church, by W. Stanley Taylor | 136 | Crime and the Hertfordshire Inn, by F. A. Richadson | 146 | |
| Round and About Hertfordshire, by Lily Titman | 137 | Markyate and William Cowper, by Mabel Fathers | 147 | |
| An Introduction to Hertfordshire Place Names: (1) Present- | Castle Street, Berkhamstead, by Percy C. Birtchnell | 148 | ||
| day Methods of Investigation, by Cedric R. Austin | 138 | Coursing at Bygrave in the 1880's, by J. W. P. Carnegie | 149 | |
| The County Records Office, by W. Le Hardy | 139 | Our Readers' Forum | 150 | |
| Aldenham Church, by D. G. Plowright | 140 | The Church in Danger, by E. C. Woodall | 154 | |
| Hertfordshire County Cookery of the Eighteenth Century, | ||||
| by Marie Oxenford | 156 | |||
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| Frontispiece: Entrance to a shady lane, Great Hormead | 9 | An Introduction to Hertfordshire Place-names: (2) Romans, | ||
| Robert and Henry Oldaker: Famous Hertfordshire Sports- | Celts and Scandinavians, by Cedric R. Austin | 18 | ||
| men, by J. H. Busby | 10 | Three Stories from Offley, by John Lea | 20 | |
| The Case of Spencer Cowper, by J. R. Milsome | 11 | A Baldock Romance: The Celebrated Lass (Part I), by | ||
| Women Writer in Hertfordshire, by R. Robert | 12 | Harold Armitage | 22 | |
| The Friendly Urchin | 13 | "Mad Lucas," the Hermit of Hertfordshire, by Roy Willis | 24 | |
| St. Albans and the Peasants' Revolt, by R. Robert | 14 | Hertfordshire Hymn Writer, by Gertrude Hale | 26 | |
| Four Dogs, by H. W. Bailey | 15 | The Lepers' Hospital at Baldock, by Harold A. Roberts | 27 | |
| Some Parish Registers of Hertfordshire, by W. Branch | John Sayer and his Almshouse, by S. R. Meager | 28 | ||
| Johnson | 16 | Our Readers' Forum | 29 | |
| Hertfordshire Countryside Digest | 36 | |||
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Principal Contents of this issue Vol. 7 No. 26 Autumn 1952 |
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| Frontispiece: A malting House on the River lea at Ware | 49 | A Baldock Romance: The Celebrated Lass (PArt II), by | ||
| The Hertfordshire Society ; its Work for the County | 50 | Harold Armitage | 58 | |
| Schooldays of a Famous Scientist, by John Lea | 52 | And night has fallen | 60 | |
| The Bowmen of Berkhamstead, by Percy C. Birtchnell | 53 | Cussans's History of Hertfordshire, by Ben Howorth | 62 | |
| Piers Shonks and the Dragonof Brent Pelham, by Harold | A Winding Lane ... A Wayward Nun ... A Wailing Voice, | |||
| Adshead | 54 | by Dora Fry | 64 | |
| Francis Bacon and St. Michael's CHurch, St. Albans, by Paul | A Land Surveyor from Hitchin, by Anthony M. Foster | 66 | ||
| Casimir | 55 | The Mystery of Sulloniacae, by Kenneth Myers | 68 | |
| An Introduction to Hertfordshire Place-names: (30 Sounds | County Digest | 69 | ||
| and Spellings, Cedric R. Austin | 56 | Our Readers' Forum | 70 | |
| Book Reviews | 76 | |||
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Principal Contents of this issue Vol. 7 No. 27 Winter 1952-3 |
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| Frontispiece: Gilstone Church, near Sawbridgeworth | 89 | A Well-remembered Hunting Personality, by Jessie Patterson | 99 | |
| An Introduction to Hertfordshire Place-names: (4) Natural | Artificial Lakes of the Lea Valley, by Ben Howorth | 100 | ||
| History, Religion and Social Customs, by Cedric R. Austin | 90 | The Village of Barkway, by T. E. Dimsdale | 102 | |
| Bird Haunts in Hertfordshire, by Bryan L. Sage | 92 | The Empire Builder from Hertfordshire, by John Lea | 104 | |
| The Manor House of Temple Dinsley, by R. P. Mander | 94 | The 49th of Foot, by J. H. Busby | 107 | |
| Pope Ladies, by Jean Morrison | 95 | Temple Bar, by E. Dawson | 107 | |
| Hertfordshire Landscape Menaced by Modern Progress, by | Rare Treasures from Tring, by Peter Minall | 108 | ||
| T. V. Williams | 96 | Christmas in Hertfordshire, by Lily Titman | 109 | |
| The Legend of Jack o' Legs of Weston, by Harold Adshead | 98 | Our Readers' Forum | 110 | |
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Principal Contents of this issue Vol. 7 No. 28 Spring 1953 |
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| Frontispiece: Springtime in Benington | 129 | North-east Hertfordshire, Land of Tremendous Views, by | ||
| Hertfordshire's Gravel Pits and Reservoirs, by Ben Howorth | 130 | Mary Blake | 138 | |
| At the Top of Ridge Hill, by Frederick Brittain | 131 | City Beneath the Soil, by C. W. Footer | 140 | |
| Hertfordshire and the Marian Persecution, by Raymond | The Sun Inn at Hitchin, by R. P. Mander | 142 | ||
| H. Belton | 132 | Beacon in Hertfordshire, by Mabel Fathers | 143 | |
| The Black Prince in Hertfordshire, by Margery Roberts | 134 | Aldbury, Gem of North-east Hertfordshire, by J. G. | ||
| Stanborough Park, by A. J. Woodfield | 135 | Craufurd | 144 | |
| The Empire Builder from Hertfordshire, - Part II, by John | The Fanshawes of Ware Park, by Harold Armitage | 146 | ||
| Lea | 136 | Hexton Manor | 148 | |
| Players . . . . Please, by W. Branch Johnson | 137 | Book Reviews | 149 | |
| Our Readers' Forum | 150 | |||
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Principal Contents of this issue Vol. 8 No. 29 Summer 1953 |
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| Frontispiece: Peacful England - Aldbury Church from | Hertfordshire's Neglected Painter, by Helen MacGregor | 19 | ||
| Ashridge slopes | 9 | Fore Street and the Old Palace, Hatfield, by R. Roberts | 20 | |
| Aldbury Church and its connections, by S. R. Meager | 10 | The Old Constables of Berkhamsted, by S. R. Meager | 22 | |
| The "Picture House" of Bricket Wood, by C. W. Footer | 12 | When Hitchin Housed a Murderer, by Harold Armitage | 24 | |
| The Hertfordshire Chieftain who denied Julius Caesar, by | The New Towns in Hertfordshire, by W. G. S. Crook | 26 | ||
| J. R. Milsome | 13 | The Boxmoor Highwayman, by Percy. C. Birtchnell | 28 | |
| Ravenburgh Castle: an Ancient Earthwork, by CHris. H. | Stories of the French Horn Inn at Ware, by R. P. Mander | 29 | ||
| Cooke | 14 | Our Readers' Forum | 30 | |
| A Little-known Hertfordshire Museum, by H. J. Willis | 16 | Literary Associations at the Hertfordshire Inn, by F. A. | ||
| When the Devil came to Hertfordshire, by S. H. Ward | 17 | Richardson | 36 | |
| Tom Ken in Hertfordshire, by Margery Roberts | 18 | |||
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Principal Contents of this issue Vol. 8 No. 30 Autumn 1953 |
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| Frontispiece: The church by the ford at Walkern | 49 | News from Yesterday, by Kenneth Myers | 62 | |
| Steam on the Hertfordshire Roads, by H. J. Willis | 50 | The little-known Martyr of St. Albans, by J. W. West | 63 | |
| The Hertfordshire Society's Great Work | 52 | The Preston Army, by Harold Adshead | 64 | |
| The Witch of Walkern, by J. R Milsome | 53 | Historical Brickfield at Radlett, Gilbert Cole | 66 | |
| The Hertfordshire Boy who became a Cardinal Archbishop - | Hertfordshire Nine Hundred Years Ago - Part I, by | |||
| Part I, by John Lea | 54 | W. Branch Johnson | 68 | |
| Fowls are Sensible, By H. W. Bailey | 55 | The First Garden City is Fifty Years Old | 69 | |
| Lady Fanshawe's Memoirs, by Harold Armitage | 56 | Our Readers' Forum | 70 | |
| Hertfordshire County Boundary, by Geoffrey Bowell | 58 | Book Reviews | 74 | |
| The 600-year Saga of Hitchin Priory | 60 | Farewell to Lord Ebury's Railway, by C. W. Footer | 76 | |
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| Frontispiece: Yachting at Broxbourne | 89 | Round and About Hertfordshire, by S. R. Meager | 102 | |
| When Fire Brigades used to stand and jeer, by G. V. Blackstone | 90 | "Kebworth: the Story of our Village" (book review) | 103 | |
| The Hertfordshire Boy how became a Cardinal Archbishop - | The Icknield Way in Hertfordshire, by Geoffrey R. Allenby | 104 | ||
| Part II, by John Lea | 92 | "A Breath of Fresh Air," by W. G. S. Crook | 105 | |
| The Founding of Berkhamsted School, by R. P. Mander | 94 | St. John's Well, by Dora Fry | 106 | |
| Hertfordshire Nine Hundred Years Ago - Part II, by W. | East Barnet Parish Church, by R. Howe | 107 | ||
| Branch Johnson | 95 | A Hertfordshire Outpost, by J. H. Plumer | 108 | |
| The Hoddesdon Story, by R. P. Mander | 96 | Thomas Manning and Hertfordshire, by Lily Titman | 109 | |
| The Hertfordshire Puddingstone, by S. M. Charlett | 97 | Our Readers' Forum | 110 | |
| Curious Names of Hertfordshire Inns, F. A. Richardson | 98 | Hertfordshire Mineral Springs, by H. J. Willis | 116 | |
| From Ancient Manor to Modern Research Station, by Claude | Friendship for Newcomers | 118 | ||
| Hamilton | 100 | |||
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| Frontispiece: Thatched Cottages at Westmill, near | Ickleford, a Hertfordshire Village, by Geoffrey R. Allenby | 141 | ||
| Buntingford | 129 | Perils on the Roads of Hertfordshire, by H. J. Willis | 142 | |
| Hatfield House and its Art Treasures, by R. Robert | 130 | The Burrs of Barkway | 143 | |
| The Church on the Hill, by B. O. Bubbear | 133 | Scott in Hertfordshire, by Harold Armitage | 144 | |
| The Early Days of Haileybury, by Chas. H. Cooke | 134 | Round and About Hertfordshire, by S. R. Meager | 146 | |
| England's First Paper-maker, by Harold A. Roberts | 136 | The Stream of Death, by J. E. Craven | 148 | |
| Immortality and Mrs. Fletcher, W. Branch Johnson | 137 | Book Reviews | 149 | |
| The Village in the Middle of a Town, by R. Fitchett | 138 | The Patron Saint of Ippollitts, by Harold Adshead | 150 | |
| Mary Lamb and her Affection for Hertfordshire, by Lily | Sir Hubert Herkomer, R.A., of Bushey , by John Lea | 152 | ||
| Titman | 139 | Our Readers' Forum | 154 | |
| Issac Watts, D.D., by John Lea | 140 | Test Reports of our Motoring Correspondent | 160 | |
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| Frontispiece: Picking Primroses | 9 | The First Queen Elizabeth had an affection for Hertfordshire, | ||
| St. Lawrence's Church, Abbots Langley, by L. Rowland | 10 | by S. M. Charlett | 24 | |
| Polo at Woolmers Park, by Stanley Denton | 11 | St. Margaret's Nunnery, by Edward E. Meacher | 25 | |
| The Aldbury Almshouses, by W. Foster-Greenwood | 12 | The Heritage of Whippendell Woods, by T. H. Hook | 26 | |
| Life in a Hertfordshire Workhouse, by Kenneth Myers | 14 | Lich-gates in Hertfordshire, by D. M. Palmer | 28 | |
| A Hertfordshire Namesake in America, by Michael Day | 16 | Hertfordshire Millers and Bakers of the Past, by Frank | ||
| Robert the Faintheart, by W. Branch Johnson | 17 | A. King | 29 | |
| The Abbots of St. Albans, by Chas. H. Cooke | 18 | A Lost Hertfordshire Manor | 29 | |
| Beating the Bounds | 19 | Lady Caroline of Brocket Hall, by J. R. Milsome | 30 | |
| The Ashwell Story, by R. P. Mander | 20 | Bishop Ken's Birthplace | 31 | |
| Charms Chenies | 21 | Our Readers' Forum | 32 | |
| Round and About Hertfordshire, by S. R. Meager | 22 | An Ancient Craft: Straw Plaiting, by A. E. Hopkins | 38 | |
| Baldock's Ancient Empty House | 23 | |||
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| Frontispiece: Sundown at Chandler's End | 49 | Modern Hertfordshire uses an Ancient River, by W. G. S. | ||
| The Abbots of St. Albans, Part II, by Chas. H. Cooke | 50 | Crook | 64 | |
| The Ancient Village of Cheshunt, by Peter E. Rooke | 52 | A Memorable Day for the County Regiment, by Claude | ||
| Shire Lanes, by L. V. Reason | 53 | Hamilton | 66 | |
| The Eccentric Parson of Letchworth Hall, by Harold Adshead | 54 | Arms of Rickmansworth, by G. Abbott | 67 | |
| Dickens had a Liking for our County, by B. S. Breed | 56 | Our Readers' Forum | 68 | |
| Prince Edmund of King's Langley, by Margery Roberts | 57 | A Weekend with a Vauxhall Wyvern, by our Motoring | ||
| The "New Boy" in the Old Days, by Eileen Elias | 58 | Correspondent | 72 | |
| Round and About Hertfordshire, by S. R. Meager | 60 | A Zippy Zephyr Zodiac, by our Motoring Correspondent | 74 | |
| Bluecoats in Hertfordshire, by Jean Morrison | 62 | The Good Humour of Hertfordshire | 78 | |
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Contents of this issue Vol. 9 No. 35 Winter 1954-55 |
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| Frontispiece: Winter by the Abbey gateway, St. Albans | 89 | County Scrapbook, by W. G. S. Crook | 100 | |
| Sir George Jackson mimght have changed the history of | Round and About Hertfordshire, by S. R. Meager | 102 | ||
| Bishop's Stortford, by Harold A. Roberts | 90 | The Abbots of St. Albans, Part III, by Chas. H. Cooke | 104 | |
| Barnet Fair still goes on | 91 | Down the Bulbourne Valley, by Percy C. Birtchnell | 106 | |
| The Brasses of Hertfordshire, by M. W. Norris | 92 | It was Gladstone's Idea | 107 | |
| A St. Albans Tragedy, by J. R. Milsome | 93 | Church Gate, Cheshunt, and the beauties beyond, by Peter | ||
| St. Helen's Church, Wheathampstead, by B. O. Bubbear | 94 | E. Rooke | 108 | |
| The Water End Shallow Holes, by N. E. Whiting | 95 | Our Readers' Forum | 110 | |
| The Bacon-Waplode Arms, by George Abbott | 96 | Book Review | 114 | |
| Great Nast Hyde, by Ronald S. Pickersgill | 98 | The Colours of the Hertfordshire Regiment | 116 | |
| The Hertfordshire Society is your "Watchdog" | 99 | Cromwell the Meek lodged at Cheshunt, by A. J. Ford | 118 | |
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Contents of this issue Vol. 9 No. 36 Spring 1955 |
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| Frontispiece: Poplars near Codicote | 129 | County Scrapbook for 1888, by W. G. S. Crook | 144 | |
| Richard Hale's Free Grammer School, by C. Mahony | 130 | Book Review | 145 | |
| A Hertfordshire Newspaper's Centenary, by Claude Hamilton | 131 | The Beauty of Our Medieval Churches, by M. V. Murphy | 146 | |
| Looking Back, by H. S. Chambers | 132 | Early Theatricals at St. Albans, by R. P. Mander | 148 | |
| Some Wood-carvings in Hertfordshire Churches, by John Lea | 134 | Cheshunt, Prehistoric and ROman, by Peter E. Rooke | 149 | |
| Hertfordhsire Water Carriers, by T. H. Hook | 136 | Did Dick Turpin Know Hertfordshire? by W. Branch | ||
| The "Harvey Combe" | 137 | Johnson | 150 | |
| The Aboots of St. Albans, by Chas. H. Cooke | 138 | A "War of the Roses" at St. Albans 500 years ago, by B. S. | ||
| Stevenage - the evolution of a country town, by Harold A. | Breed | 151 | ||
| Roberts | 140 | Our Readers' Forum | 152 | |
| Unearthing the Buried Past, by James F. Dyer | 142 | |||
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Contents of this issue Vol. 10 No. 37 Summer 1955 |
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| Frontispiece: Hertfordingbury church | 9 | The Colours of the Hertfordshire Regiment | 22 | |
| A Wanderer in Hertfordshire, by S. R. Meager | 10 | Samuel Pepys knew his Hertfordshire, by Margery Roberts | 23 | |
| Murder Most Foul at Ware and Westmill, by S. H. Ward | 12 | Hertfordshire Markets, by A. J. Ford | 24 | |
| The Church of All Saints at St. Paul's Walden, by R. de | The Boxmoor Trust, by W. G. S. Crook | 25 | ||
| Mornay Davies | 13 | The Village of Bramfield, by Harold A. Roberts | 26 | |
| Days of the Wadesmill Turnpike, by Joan Willson | 14 | Hertfordshire's Revival of the Morris Dance, by Donald | ||
| The Fiery Petrol of Broxbourne, by Claude Hamilton | 15 | Cassels | 27 | |
| Some Hertfordshire Inns in 1756, by W. Branch Johnson | 16 | Early Railways in Hertfordshire, by G. Woodcock | 28 | |
| How Hertfordshire Helps the Blind, by R. H. Ferguson | 17 | Hertfordshire Countryside Digest | 29 | |
| A Pioneer of Education in Hertfordshire, by T. H. Hook | 18 | The Mad Playwright of Hatfield, by Harold Adshead | 30 | |
| A Song for Arfasheer, by Kenneth Johnson | 19 | In the Days of the Hertfordshire Militia, by W. G. S. Crook | 32 | |
| The Beauty of Hertfordshire Churches - Part II, by M. V. | The Passing of Bushey Hall, by T. H. Hook | 33 | ||
| Murphy | 20 | Our Readers' Forum | 34 | |
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Contents of this issue Vol. 10 No. 38 Autumn 1955 |
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| Frontispiece: On the Grand Union Canal at Rickmansworth | 449 | The Hertfordshire Inn as Community Centre, by F. A. | ||
| The Abbots of St. Albans, by Chas. H. Cooke | 50 | Richardson | 62 | |
| A House of Music, by D. V. Mondin | 52 | A Straw Plating Mangle in Every Home, by E. M. Badcock | 64 | |
| Witchcraft in Ware, by S. H. Ward | 53 | The Water End Swallow Holes, by H. M. Alderman | 65 | |
| County History in Wills, by Kenneth Myers | 54 | O'Connerville, the Chartist Experiment, by Godfrey Cornwall | 66 | |
| Markyate's Resourceful Highwayman, by P. Grassby | 56 | Some Hertfordshire Inns about 1620, by W. Branch Johnson | 68 | |
| Markyate's Windmills Three, by P. Grassby | 57 | Water End House, by Ronald S. Pickergill | 69 | |
| The Struggles of Aldenham Grammer School, by R. P. | The Watchdog of a County's Beauty | 70 | ||
| Mander | 58 | Centenary of a County Newspaper | 71 | |
| Turnpike Days in Hertfordshire | 60 | Our Reader's Forum | 72 | |
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Contents of this issue Vol. 10 No. 39 Winter 1955-56 |
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| Frontispiece: St. Helen's Church, Wheathampstead | 89 | The Mayors of the County | 103 | |
| Painting for Pleasure, by E. F. Newman | 90 | Barnet: Its Church and Great Benefactor, by John Lea | 104 | |
| Going to Extremes in Hertfordshire, by Kenneth Johnson | 92 | Hemel Hempstead Two Hundred Years Ago, by W. G. S. | ||
| The Abbots of St. Albans, by Chas. H. Cooke | 94 | Crook | 106 | |
| The Croxley Mummers | 95 | Insulted at Election | 107 | |
| Hertfordshire and Wales, by the Rev. D. Perry-Jones | 96 | Sir Thomas Comingsby of North Mimms, by H. M. Alderman | 108 | |
| Book Review | 97 | A Wanderer in Hertfordshire, by S. R. Meager | 110 | |
| The Diary of William Jones, by A. J. Ford | 98 | Our Readers' Forum | 112 | |
| Oughton Head Common, Chas. H. Cooke | 100 | Benefactors and Benefactions, by W. G. S. Crook | 118 | |
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Contents of this issue Vol. 10 No. 40 Spring 1956 |
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| Frontispiece: Braughing | 129 | An Old Hertford Murder Trial, by David A. Thomas | 143 | |
| The Story of Pickfords in Hertfordshire, by V. W. Lea | 130 | The Story of Berkhamsted Castle, by S. M. Charlett | 144 | |
| A Strange Legend of Hertfordingbury, by Harold Adshead | 132 | Hertfordshire Byways, by C. Morris | 146 | |
| The Father of Steeplechasing, by R. W. B. Keene | 134 | Hertfordshire's Sweet Pea Enthusiast, by Dorothy Lawson | ||
| The Beauty of Hertfordshire Churches, by M. V. Murphy | 136 | Barnes | 148 | |
| Verulamium, the Forgotten City, by Rudolph Roberts | 138 | Following in Father's Innsteps, by W. Branch Johnson | 149 | |
| Hertfordshire in Parliament | 140 | Scott of Amwell, by Harold Adshead | 150 | |
| The Buntingford Almshouses, by Isabel Falcon | 142 | Our Readers' Forum | 152 | |
| Hertfordshire Inns and History, by F. A. Richardson | 158 | |||