. L'histoire de Victoria le comté d'Hertford. L'histoire naturelle. Une histoire de l'Hertfordshire à un moment d'une migration vers la route principale. Environ un mille à l'Est est le hameau de Chesfield avec son église en ruines ou chapelle Sainte Etheldreda, attenant qui est Chesfield Manor House, maintenant une maison de ferme. Le bâtiment existant est qu'une partie de la vieille maison qui s'est considérablement modernisé. Que reste-t-il date du début du 17e siècle. La maison se compose de ce qui était apparemment le old hall, avoir une projection à l'arrière ou côté nord contenant l'escalier et d'une longue aile, dans lequel

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. The Victoria history of the county of Hertford. Natural history. A HISTORY OF HERTFORDSHIRE at some time migrated to the main road. About a mile east is the hamlet of Chesfield with its ruined church or chapel of St. Etheldreda, adjoining which is Chesfield Manor House, now a farm-house. The existing building is only a portion of the old house which has been considerably modernized. What is left dates from the beginning of the 17th century. The house consists of what was apparently the old hall, having a projection at the back or north side containing the staircase and a long wing, in which are the kitchen offices, projecting northwards and con- nected now to the main block at one corner only. The hall has been subdivided into a drawing room and dining room, each having a modern fireplace, the old fireplace on the north side of the hall having been built up, though the original chimney still exists. The dining room contains some old moulded panelling. The old entrance door has disappeared, but it was with moulded mullions and frame of oak, the casementi being glazed with the old diamond panes in lead, It is the only original window left in the building. Chesfield Park, the scat of Mr. Charla Poyntz Stewart, J.P., was erected towards the end of the 17th century. It is a plain building, with very little architectural pretension. The front is of brickwork, with painted stone or cement moulded architrava round the windows. The house has recently been con- siderably added to at the back. The park liej partly in this parish and partly in that of Stevenage. In the extreme east of the parish is the hamlet of Botany Bay. Corey's Mill is situated on the south-western boundary of the parish. The subsoil, like that of the surrounding country, is chalk, with a surface soil of gravel and clay. There are some old chalk-pits in the neighbourhood of t n Chesfield Manor House Cnout<D Plan 1° «. 0 .p »T ScbJe of Eeer. probably on the south side, as itie old boundary walls and

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