Stanstead in 1840
Ron Dale
Research Snippets
Richard Rumbold of
Rye House
The Baesh Memorial
More on the Red Lion
Stanstead Abbotts today
“The Village”
CHANGES ON THE RIVER IN THE 1850s
Stuart Moye
The Danes Fort in Stanstead Abbotts
By
Vic Roblett (1964) edited by Stuart Moye
Our Most Historic Sites
The Building Of The
Lea Navigation 1767
Updated July 2021
Stanstead Abbotts-
Sorry but we’re closed
Brian Johnson
Hollycross Road Diversion
Flesh on the bones
Story of a lost motorcycle
Tom Gilby
The 1949 survey by
St Andrews school
Compiled by Rob Gifford
South Street, Stanstead Abbotts
A history
By Stuart Moye
Loss of the Avenue of trees
Hollycross Road
Amwell Lime Kiln
R. (Dick) Dixon
Footnote by
Gerald Coppen
Photos of the Chapel outing and
St Andrews’ pupils. 1950.
Submitted by
Claire Cockman.
The Mill Fire
1864
From Bear Skins
to beer Making
Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews
Dispute on the river 1700-1750s
The Ditton family
Station masters at
St. Margarets
STAGECOACH TO TRAIN
AT
STANSTEAD ABBOTTS
A History of Olives Farm, Hunsdon Road, the Palmers and many others.
An excellent study of one house.
Donated by Miles Dymock.
Pictures of visit to
Olives Farm, Hunsdon.
July 2018
Rob Gifford
Olives Farm Walk
Hunsdon
Life in South Street
in the 20th Century
The New River &
Captain Colthurst
1600 to 1608
Stanstead
During the Civil War
Our first recorded history
Anne Boleyn
And Stanstead Abbotts
A Stanstead will of 1564
Why we became
Stanstead Abbotts.
A history of Stanstead Bridge
Video of the Jubilee Beacon
June 2012
Charles Lovick
An abandoned village?
A History of St Margaretsbury
Football Club
Roger Reed
Short Video of the village 1991
Charles lovick
French and Jupps
Its history and persons of note
Edited by Ian White
Memories
By ladies of the
Evergreen Club.
Janet Dance
Media cont. 4
Mosquito crash at
Olives Farm
Photos of the Crown,
St. Margarets.
Around 1937
Liz Welch.
Paper Chase
Jean Gilby
The Edward Medal
For local railway man.
William Kitt
Stanstead Abbotts Boatman
A video of the village taken in 1987.
This film was shot and edited on traditional film, and then later digitised by John Moss. It shows the village before the High Street was narrowed and the opening of the bypass.
Stuart Moye obtained a copy of the video and submitted it to the History Society,
John Moss