In the town of Hitchin, a Victorian house known as ‘The Hermitage’ stood grandly along hermitage road, once the property of Frederic Seebohm. It was Seebohm who generously donated a part of ‘The Hermitage’s’ garden for the establishment of ‘New Road’ in the year 1875. This new path served as a link, easing people's journey from the town centre to the railway station as it provided a connection between Bancroft and Walsworth Road. In the garden of his estate, Seebohm constructed an underpass to h

🎭 World Premiere of 'A History of Hitchin' at British Schools Museum , Queens Street, Hitchin. This Thursday 3rd August. 📽 🎬 Join us for the first public showing of 'A History of Hitchin: Britain in a Nutshell'. Doors open 7.30pm. 8.00pm - Illustrated talk on Dead Street by Andy Gibbs 8.30pm - Screening of History of Hitchin: Britain in a Nutshell. 9.00pm - Q&A on the making of the film. ➡ Tickets just £8. Can be bought from the Museum or online here:- https://goo.gl/c29WPF (All proceeds of t

History - Hitchin & North Hertfordshire 1850s-1950s Part 2 Watch the full video on our Youtube page: https://youtu.be/QtGPOFkvFB8?si=hJJMha1A27_aj70M Journey through time with "Historic North Hertfordshire: A Photographic Journey from 1850s to 1950s." This engaging video animates archival photos from the North Hertfordshire Museum, depicting a century of history in local towns and villages. See still images come to life, showcasing both familiar scenes and remarkable changes in landscapes and ar

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