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    Welcome to Our Hertford and Ware, where you can share and enjoy photos, memories and historical research. If this is your first visit to the site, take time to browse and see what’s new.

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  • My time at Simson Pimm
    My time at Simson Pimm
    Simson Pimm Limited Envelope Makers St Andrew Street Hertford I first started working for Simson Pimm Limited in 1965 as a reel loader & ...
  • Captain W E Johns
    Captain W E Johns
    Creator of Biggles
  • Hertford Lawn Tennis Club
    Hertford Lawn Tennis Club
    1894 - 1921
  • A GAZEBO ON THE RIVER LEA
    A GAZEBO ON THE RIVER LEA
    - can present problems, sometimes
  • Bill Brother's Homemade Ice-creams
    Bill Brother's Homemade Ice-creams
    A Wareside Village Memory
  • A short walk on the River Lea and Lee Navigation
    A short walk on the River Lea and Lee Navigation
    The Lea between Hertford and Ware
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    • A Royal Carry On at Hertford
      The street, canopied with flags and crowded with eager spectators, was exceedingly animated and picturesque
    • Candies sweet shop
      High Street, Ware
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    • Geoffrey Cordingley on School of Industry for GirlsYes, for a time All Saints Infant School was known as Faudel Phillips Infant School.

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