The Bell
Pub in Hebing End
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The Bell in Hebing End is listed here under Pub. You'll find it in Hebing End.
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Roebuck · 4.3 miles
Lytton Mausoleum In Knebworth Park, Including Railings
Shaw's Corner
Ayot St Lawrence · 8.1 miles
George Bernard Shaw's Villa. Shaw's Corner was the country home of playwright Bernard Shaw for 44 years
Kingswalden Park (Deer Park)
King's Walden · 8.1 miles
The area I've mapped may not be 100% correct, for example does it extend into the SW corner?
Wheathampstead Railway Station
Wheathampstead · 9.3 miles
Site of former Dunstable Branch station, with restored platform, benches, track and wagon. Play equipment and information boards have also been installed.
Offley War Memorial
Great Offley · 9.9 miles
Crucifix on three concentric base octagons. Figure stated to have been based on a carving in Worcester Cathedral.
Jubilee Wood 1977
Royston · 11 miles
This stone has EIIR carved in the top, Jubilee Wood 1977 carved in the front and a metal plaque containing the inscription attached to the front
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