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- david morgan on Photos of Chestnuts Home, Hemel HempsteadThe girls in the 2nd row: both Steppian sisters, Judy Condon in chequered dress. Me lanky with glasses, striped pullover,...
- Mrs M Whiteley on Hemel Hempstead born and bred – and proud of it!I would like to know the name of the kitchen utensil shop on the right near the Old BP building,...
- Simon on Hemel Hempstead born and bred – and proud of it!Great read, a reminder of some of our lost places, thank you.
- Elizabeth on Lesley Hopkins – Childhood in Alma RoadHi Suzanne Brodrick I came across your comment and may be able to help you with a Nellie Williams. You...
- Sheridan Hayter on Hemel Hempstead cricket club’s tale of long inningsHi Does anyone have any old photos of the pavilion that was at the cricket club in the 1800’s as...
- Steve. on Brock’s Fireworks at Woodhall FarmMy family and I moved to Woodhall farm in November 1976, Ann Boleyn Close to be precise. We had moved...
- Vivienne sadan nee smith on The Chestnuts, Alexandra RoadBoth my sister Michelle and I were in The Chestnuts for about six weeks during 1966 while our mother was...
- Tim Churchill on Snappers who could count Queen Victoria among fansFurther to my comment of 2/7, I can answer my own question! The Mechanics Institute, accepted Claridge's offer of a...
- Marion Hill on Snappers who could count Queen Victoria among fansThanks for your comment, Tim. I will pass your enquiry on to Herts Archives & Local Studies who may be...
- Marion Hill on “The Chestnuts”, Hemel HempsteadHi Sandie Thanks for your message. We got in touch with Illona and Jacqueline and I gather you've now heard...
- Tim Churchill on Snappers who could count Queen Victoria among fansAccording to the Bucks Herald issue 13-4-1872, at a meeting of the Berkhamsted Mechanics Institute, William Claridge volunteered to paint...
- Sandie Perriman (nee Freeman) on “The Chestnuts”, Hemel HempsteadI would love to contact those people that remember me from approx 54/55. I do not now how to do...
- Liz Hayter Shaw on Memories of James Hayter and Roger LiveseyHow nice to come upon this article about my dad James Hayter! I was one of the kids in the...
- Jennifer Latchford on William GowerI am Jennifer Ellen Latchford. Mr Gower lived next door. My DNA test has revealed my next door neighbour was...
- Michael Prettejohn on Lockdown in WarI was there after the war in 1946-50. I remember archery with Thorne and the 'gym' in a wooden house...
- Paul W Mower on A home of our ownPixies Hill former army camp was used during the war for children escaping the Blitz. In 1958 it was used...
- Ann Ferguson on Treasured sketch is a link with creative ConstanceAccording to Cooie's book The Three Rectories she was born 21 April 1889 not 1892 and was therefore 3 years...
- Marion Hill on I want to know more about my Latchford FamilyHi Jennifer I'm going to send your request for information to my colleagues at Herts Archives & Local Studies in...
- Marion Hill on Cattsdells Children’s HomeDear Mr Dolling I have passed your query on to the team at Herts Archives & Local Studies in case...
- Suzanne Brodrick on Lesley Hopkins – Childhood in Alma RoadMy grandmother Nellie Williams was born 3rd August, 1885 at 5, Alma Road. I would love to see any old...
- Trevor Austin on Changing Face of Hemel Hempstead Number 4I’m struggling to find a photo of Corner Hall Secondary School in the 1960s. I was there 1963-68 when Mr...
- robert owen on “The Chestnuts”, Hemel HempsteadHello Leslie. I'm glad you remember the two carers, Miss Janet and Miss Babara. You children used to call Janet...
- Marion Hill on Just four out of 24 pubs still pull pints in the High StreetHi Tony Thanks for your comment. I will forward it to Herts Archives & Local Studies, who may be able...
- Jacqueline. Wood on “The Chestnuts”, Hemel HempsteadHi, I was known as Ann Keller, my first name being Jacqueline. But because there were I believe 3 other...
- mike rippingale on Postcards saw romance blossom for photographerhendelayk was in meadow way. demolished for the a41 bypass.
