. L'histoire de Victoria le comté d'Hertford. L'histoire naturelle. Une histoire de l'Hertfordshire cottage ; c'est du pan de bois plâtré entre le bois et dispose d'un étage supérieur en surplomb. Sur le côté est de la route est le hall, la résidence de M. H. Bacon, J.P., une plaine début 18ème siècle maison en brique, debout dans son propre terrain ; il a de bonnes portes d'entrée en fer forgé. Il y a un peu plus de du début du xviiie siècle en face de la ferronnerie d'une petite maison sur le côté ouest de la route près de l'extrémité nord du village. L'école sur le côté est de la route a été fondée en 1720.'' au sud e

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. The Victoria history of the county of Hertford. Natural history. A HISTORY OF HERTFORDSHIRE cottage ; it is of timber framing plastered between the timbers and has an overhanging upper story. On the east side of the road is the Hall, the resi- dence of Mr. H. Bacon, J.P., a plain early 18th- century brick house, standing in its own grounds; it has good wrought-iron entrance gates. There is some more early 18th-century ironwork in front of a small house on the west side of the road near the north end of the village. The school on the east side of the road was founded in 1720.'' At the south end of the village stood Hadham Cross.' Near the site of this is Yew Tree Farm, ^" a house of early 17th-century date, timber-framed and plastered between the timbers. The roof is thatched. On the front are two small oriel windows on curved brackets, and in the centre is a roof dormer house stands in a small park and is the residence of Mrs. Pasteur. Moor Place, the residence of Mr. F. H. Norman, D.L., J.P., stands to the west of the village and appears to be on the site of the park formerly belonging to the Bishops of London.'* An earlier park belonging to the see lay at a con- siderable distance from the Palace on the south-east of the parish, where the house called Old Park still marks the site of it. In 1199 the Bishop of London gave two parts of the ' Old Park' at Hadham to found a chantry for the souls of the Bishops of London in the lower chapel of the bishop's palace.'* The pasture in the Old Park was farmed out by the bishops in the 15th century" as well as the lands and pasture of the demesne." Old Hall, to the south-west of Moor Place, now a farm, was once the. CJBM.OJ Vt^tJWiUfi.- Yew Tme Farm, Much Hadham with the letters wrs and date 1697 in the gable ; this date probably refers to the dormer only. The two chimney stacks are of thin bricks, with small pilasters on their faces. The Congregational chapel close by was built in 1872. There is a railway st

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