Photo Gallery
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Lemsford VillageTo view images of the village please use link below. If you have images of our village and wish to share them with others please contact us today.
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Lemsford FeteFor 60 years the Lemsford fete has been a annual event in our village that is known to the residents of Lemsford and all the surrounding areas as a special day out.
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Lemsford MillThe original mill on this site was uilt around over 700 years ago. The present mill was built in 1863 according to its stone plaque above the river at the rear. To find out more click on link below.
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Lemsford SpringsLemsford Springs is a small nature reserve on the edge of Lemsford it has a long history dating back to the Doomsday book for the full history Click on Lemsford Local History Group link. For more information about the Springs Click here. To view full gallery Click here. |
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Long Arm & Short ArmThe Long Arm and Short Arm was originally a cottage and blacksmith’s shop and dates from 1734. In 1929 with the license renewed the beer house was knocked down a larger building was built by the McMullens brewery which is still standing and still owned by McMullens serving fine ales and food. Click here for more information. To view website Click here. To view full gallery Click here. |
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The Sun InnThe Sun Inn a free house which has a reputation for its food and guest ales. The first mention of an ale house is in 1717. Due to the OFT in the late 1970s decree that no brewery should have a monopoly they were obliged to release ‘The Sun’ to Ind Coope. A popular local for the village and surrounding area. Click here for more information. To view website Click Here. To view full gallery Click here. |
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St John's ChurchOur friendly church is prominently located in the village of Lemsford, Hertfordshire. Members of our lively congregation live in Lemsford, Welwyn Garden City, Hatfield and elsewhere in the surrounding area. |
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St John's SchoolOur school is situated in attractive grounds behind Lemsford Church. It has a large playground with a variety of play equipment and a large playing field. We have a conservation area and visiting wildlife enrich the outdoor environment. First 100 Years of St John's School. To view St John's School website Click here. To view full gallery Click here. |
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Historic LemsfordThe Lemsford Local History Group, formed in 2001, is interested in all aspects of the history and the people of this area - both ancient and modern. We welcome correspondence from anyone who shares this interest. Click here for more information To view website Click here. To view full gallery Click here. |
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Brocket Hall
Brocket Hall is one of England’s finest stately homes with a long and intriguing history. It's fine architecture, oil paintings and antique furnishings make Brocket Hall the ultimate destination for both corporate and private events, all of which can be combined with golf on two of the South of England's finest Championship golf courses and the Palmerston Golf Academy. Click here for more information. To view website Click here. |
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Lemsford Village in WinterLemsford in winter shows how the season provides us with beautiful images provided by the residents of Lemsford.
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River LeaThe river Lea runs through the heart of Lemsford village. The Lemsford Local history Group achieves show it was a working river as far back as 1277 with fishing rights and a working Mill.
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Christmas PartyThe first Lemsford village Christmas Party was in December 2004, when a small group from our social committee met in the October of that year and had an idea of a Christmas party and tree lights in the Village.
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Duck RaceThe annual duck race started by the Duckmaster General (AKA Philip) from the Mill bridge. The box of plastic ducks are set free on their journey under the road bridge to the finish line in Bridge House garden.
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Easter Egg HuntThe Egg – travaganza is held in Edna’s beautiful garden at No 13 and the popularity over the years has grown and is looked forward to by residents of the Village and locals from the surrounding areas. The combination of Easter fun for young and old with tea and cakes makes it a day enjoyed by all. Thank you Edna! To view full gallery Click here. |
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Historic WalkWith the help of our local History Group you can walk through the village with images past and present.
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Jazz on the IslandJazz on the Island’ is another event the village look forward to. Held in the idyllic garden at No 13. The relaxing evening is a combination of food wine and great Jazz. Old favourites like Bob Thomas and the Thomcats are joined by various talented musicians.
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The Summer Village Picnic and BBQThe summer Village Picnic and BBQ enjoyed by the villagers of Lemsford.
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