Books: ! Index Anonymous (Hertfordshire Genealogy)

Books about Hertfordshire

Anonymous

This index lists books which are reviewed (or for which reviews are planned) and if you require further details please tell me, including details of your interest.

Other books and booklets may be mentioned on the appropriate town or village page.

If you can donate a copy of a book which should be reviewed here please tell me.

This part of the index is simply extracts from the old index which have not yet been tidied up.

[listed under town unless individually reviewed]	The Book of .... [Barracuda Books]
[listed under town unless individually reviewed]	... in Camera
[listed under town unless individually reviewed]	The Archive Photographs Series - Images of England
Anonymous	Hertfordshire County Homes The English Traveller Who's Who in Hertfordshire
[Berkhamsted]	Berkhampstead Lodge
[Bovingdon]	Bovingdon: A Celebration of Our Village
[Bishop's Stortford]	Bishop's Stortford - A Short History
[Dacorum]	Dacorum at War Exhibition Handbook Archaeology of Dacorum
[Harpenden]	Rothamsted Experimental Station
[Hemel Hempstead]	Hemel Hempstead Rural District Official Guide Hemel Hempstead - New Town From Old
[Hertford]	Balls Park, Hertford
[Hitchin]	Handbook to Hitchin & the Neighbourhood 1899 A Brief History of Hitchin Priory
[St Albans]	St Albans: The Official Guide (~1923) In & Around St Albans Memories of St Albans
[St Albans Abbey]	Festalban 77 The Register of John of Whethamstede
[St Peters]	The Pemberton Almshouses
[Stevenage]	Stevenage Official Handbook, circa 1990
[Watford]	A Short History of the Watford Lodge The Watford and St Albans Gas Company, 1834-1934 Watford in 1891
[Hertfordshire]	Happy Hertfordshire 1797-1997

	Dictionary of National Biography
	Topographical Dictionary of England (1831)
	The Farmer's Almanac and Calendar 1849
	Shire Books (Very many titles)

NOTICE: Recent Publications: The vast majority of books reviewed on this web site form part of my personal library of Hertfordshire material. There is already a good coverage of the better known older books. There are no funds (beyond my own pension) to extend the library to include recently published or further second-hand material. As such it is impossible to cover the torrent of new books, booklets, etc., produced by individual historians, local history societies and other organisations unless review copies are supplied.Page updated August 2008

[Series]	Hertfordshire Countryside
[Series]	Hertfordshire Past
[Series]	Herts Past and Present
[Symposium]	Down and Out in Hertfordshire