The “Poor Law” (Amendment) Act 1834 stated that all relief should be offered in well-appointed workhouses and that outdoor relief ...
One of Thomas Smith’s earliest tasks, in connection with the Shire Hall, Hertford, was to advise on the warming of ...
Thomas Frederick Luppino (1749−1845) was a well-respected theatrical scene designer and painter who worked in the British theatre for over ...
HERTFORD GAOL One of the pressing problems in gaols throughout the country at the time Thomas Smith became involved with the ...
thomasIn 1837 Thomas Smith was appointed County Surveyor of Hertfordshire on the death of John Pemberton and remained in office ...
In Cowbridge, Hertford, next to the Congregational Church, is one of the two Prince Albert Model Cottages built in Hertfordshire. ...
It was the duty of a County to provide the housing for the permanent staff and their families, and the other ...
An annotated sales catalogue reveals how Balls Park mansion would have looked in Sir Lionel’s time
The highlight of Thomas Smith’s architectural career, as already mentioned, was the acceptance of his design for the new Anglican ...
Thomas Smith’s work for the 2nd and 3rd Marquess of Salisbury was concerned largely with the maintenance of property on ...
Thomas Smith’s earliest known commission was for four cottages in Brickendon in the February of 1823. His first work in ...
Thomas Smith was born on 7 November, 1798 to Mary and John Smith at Newington Butts, London where his father ...
