Hatfield, High View Parade c.1960
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A Selection of Memories from Hatfield
For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from Hatfield
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The Breaks youth club with Skip Salmon.... There was motorbike club and canoe building.Great place to meet people
I enjoyed my time at Burleigh. Most boys had a crush on Ms Johns geography teacher. But I really liked Mrs Coop math's teacher. She was older but had something...
In the end in 1980 I returned to my birthplace in Brixton London. Ended up hating it. it's changed too much very violent now. Anyway I left and moved to east london where I still live today
Remember
MR Dallimore MANAGER.
MR prior CATERING MANAGER.
ken,Head chef
Dennis Smith,Gordon Jeffrey.& me Michael Blunden
MR Bullen was the proprietor.
Fantastic memories.
My partner and I lived in Church Cottage, Old Hatfield for several years commencing 2009. The building was once several separate habitations, perhaps as many as three - but is presently all one dwelling with 4 bedrooms. Living there was a wonderful experience as there is a real village community spirit and most people are open and friendly. There was nothing we did not love about the experience including being able ...see more
My father studied at De Havilland Technical School before the war and was employed from 1938 to 1946 and 1953 to 1955 as an Inpector at De Hav's. We lived in Rodney Court, one of 'the flats' across the road from the De Havillands' main administration building shown in your 1951 pic. Thankfully, following the dismantling and destruction of this historic place, this building remains...as the Hatfield Police ...see more
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