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'Little more than a tub of water on wheels'
Records of Hemel Hempstead's early fire brigades date back to the 1600s
101 years of cinemas in Hemel Hempstead
We take a look at the pictures houses of Dacorum, from Electric Theatre to Leisureworld
A history of farming in Kings Langley
Village was home to the district's most progressive farmers in the 18th century
A picture perfect history of town's cinemas
We take a look back at the early incarnations of Berkhamsted's picture houses
Artist's legacy lives on in the White House
Victorian painter's work hangs in US President's residence and Boston Museum
Astley Cooper : surgeon to rich and famous
How one wealthy family dictated Hemel Hempstead's access to the railway service
Before the days of team building . . .
Photos and diary reveal an interesting outing to Luton by Apsley Paper Mill staff
Bringing back memories of the hospital
New project aims to recapture stories of the former Foundling building
Can you identify 6? Leisure & Hobbies show 1994
Looks like thses pictures were taken in Hemel at the Leisure & Hobbies show on 23 April 1994.
Can you suggest a bubble caption?
We think this picture was taken at the Hemel Leisure and Hobbies show 1994
Dressing to impress is not a new concept!
How clothes provide important clues as to what life was like in days gone by
Game, set and match to tennis champion
One of the sport's most celebrated athletes lived and worked in Hemel Hempstead
Great literary figures influence movie world
Peter Pan is loved the world over... and it all started with the son of Barrie's close friend
New book brings a historic industry to life
100-year-old iron foundary was demolished to make way for Hemel Hempstead New Town
Portraits from a much-loved wildlife artist
Legacy of one of the area's best known artists lives on as the Trust collates books and paintings
Rail disaster that claimed 43 lives
Speeding train crashes at Bourne End killing 43 people and seriously injuring 64
Rich history of site that gave daily bread
Castle mill site used everything from cottages to school buildings and offices
Round the world on a penny farthing
Berkhamsted adventurer covered mountains, deserts and forests on heavy machine
School books its place in history
Story of the Heath Lane school favoured by wealthy Victorian families
Swapping school for sweat shop misery
The children who plaited straw to increase the income of Dacorum's poorest families
Taking a signposted tour of days gone by
Museum Store is home to signs and adverts from throughout Dacorum's history
The golden boy of Berkhamsted Town
Frank Broome's prolific scoring transformed the club's fortunes in the 1930s
Town's long battle to save a 1930s jewel
The final part of our series on the history of Berkhamsted's cinemas focusses on The Rex