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Hertfordshire Publications

Hertfordshire Publications was founded forty years ago and became an imprint of the University of Hertfordshire Press in February 2001. It publishes local history books in association with the Hertfordshire Association for Local History (HALH) whose membership includes both individuals and local history societies in Hertfordshire. Members receive a discount on the retail price of books published in the series.

Hertfordshire Publications can be bought from all good bookshops in Hertfordshire as well as direct from UH Press.

Visit the web site for details of the many available publications about Hertfordshire

Books already "reviewed" on this site
(others to be added ASAP)

Behind the Plough: Agrarian society in nineteenth-century Hertfordshire

Brewers in Hertfordshire: A historical gazetteer

Cinemas of Hertfordshire

A County of Small Towns: The development of Hertfordshire’s urban landscape to 1800  (Forthcoming)

Down and Out in Hertfordshire

Four County Maps of Hertfordshire

The Grand Union Canal in Hertfordshire

Hertfordshire 1731-1800 as recorded in the Gentleman's Magazine

Hertfordshire Bellfounders

Hertfordshire Brasses

Hertfordshire Children in War and Peace, 1914-1939  (New)

Hertfordshire garden history: A miscellany  (New)

Hertfordshire in History  

Hertfordshire Inns and Public Houses

An Historical Atlas of Hertfordshire (Forthcoming)

John Newsom: A Hertfordshire educationist  

Parks in Hertfordshire since 1500 (New)

The Railways of Hertfordshire

So That was Hertfordshire

St Albans 1650-1700

A Topographical Map of Hertfordshire (Dury & Andrews)

Tracing Your Family History in Hertfordshire

Population ... in 1851: The Berkhamsted Region

Population ... in 1851: The St Albans Region

[A CD containing the 1851 census for Hertfordshire is also available]

STUDIES IN REGIONAL AND LOCAL HISTORY

Volume 1: A Hertfordshire demesne of Westminster Abbey: Profits, productivity and weather

Volume 4: Cultural Transition in the Chilterns and Essex Region, 350 AD to 650 AD

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