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    • Welcome!

    Welcome to Our Dacorum, where you can share and enjoy photos, memories and historical research about Berkhamsted, Bovingdon, Chipperfield, Flamstead, Hemel Hempstead, Kings Langley, Markyate and Tring. If this is your first visit to the site, take time to browse and see what’s new.

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  • History of Hastoe Hall tells tale of 'mini welfare state'

    History of Hastoe Hall tells tale of 'mini welfare state'

    Towards the end of the 19th century, Lady Emma Rothschild created “a mini welfare state’ around Tring”.
  • H Lee and Sons

    H Lee and Sons

    H. Lee and Sons was a mineral water supplier, that also made dry ginger ale, cordials and ginger wine.
  • 'Little more than a tub of water on wheels'

    'Little more than a tub of water on wheels'

    Records of Hemel Hempstead's early fire brigades date back to the 1600s
  • Dressing to impress is not a new concept!

    Dressing to impress is not a new concept!

    How clothes provide important clues as to what life was like in days gone by
  • Artist's legacy lives on in the White House

    Artist's legacy lives on in the White House

    Victorian painter's work hangs in US President's residence and Boston Museum
  • Do you take sugar?

    Do you take sugar?

    William Cowper and the abolition of the slave trade
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    • Deborah and Pat:Coffee Bars, Picnics and Playgrounds

      Deborah Kinloch and her mother Pat Carey enjoyed happy times in the gardens

    • Deborah and Pat: The first days of the gardens

      Deborah Kinloch and her mother Pat Carey remember the gardens when they were new
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    • John Newberry on Changing Face of Hemel Hempstead Number 4The photo is of Hemel Hempstead Grammar School, opened 1931, which became a comprehensive school in 1970. The school is...

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