An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1910.
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'List of Monuments Especially Worthy of Preservation', in An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire, (London, 1910) pp. 246-248. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/rchme/herts/pp246-248 [accessed 19 April 2024]
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SCHEDULE B.
LIST OF MONUMENTS SELECTED BY THE COMMISSION AS ESPECIALLY WORTHY OF PRESERVATION.
1. ABBOTS LANGLEY.
Ecclesiastical:—(2) Parish Church of St. Lawrence.
2. ALBURY.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Monument with Effigies in the Parish Church of St. Mary.
3. ALDBURY.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Whittingham Monument with Effigies, and the Screen enclosing it, in the Parish Church of St. John the Baptist.
4. ALDENHAM.
Ecclesiastical:—(3) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist.
5. ANSTEY.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church (dedication unknown).
Secular:—(2) Anstey Castle.
8. ASHWELL.
Ecclesiastical:—(2) Parish Church of St. Mary.
10. ASTON.
Secular:—(2) Aston Bury.
13. BALDOCK.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Mary.
18. BENGEO.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Church of St. Leonard.
19. BENINGTON.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Peter.
Secular:—Benington Castle.
20. BISHOP'S HATFIELD.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Etheldreda.
Secular
(5) Hatfield House.
(6) The Palace.
21. BISHOP'S STORTFORD.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Michael.
Secular:—(2) Waytemore Castle.
28. BROXBOURNE.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Augustine, and the Say Brass.
33. CHESHUNT.
Secular
(9) The Great House.
(10) Waltham Cross.
38. COTTERED.
Secular:—(4) The Lordship.
42. EASTWICK.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Effigy in the Parish Church of St. Botolph.
45. FLAMSTEAD.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Leonard.
46. FLAUNDEN.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Old Parish Church, Ruins.
48. GILSTON.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Chancel screen, in the Parish Church of St. Mary.
51. GREAT BERKHAMPSTEAD.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Peter.
Secular
(2) Berkhampstead Castle.
(8) The Grammar School.
52. GREAT GADDESDEN.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist.
57. HARPENDEN.
Secular:—(3) Rothamsted.
58. HEMEL HEMPSTEAD.
Ecclesiastical:—(2) Parish Church of St. Mary.
63. HEXTON.
Pre-historic:—(1) Ravensburgh Castle.
64. HINXWORTH.
Secular:—(3) Hinxworth Place.
65. HITCHIN.
Ecclesiastical:—(2) Parish Church of St. Mary.
Secular
(3) The Priory.
(11) 'The Coopers Arms' inn, formerly the Tylers' Guildhall.
(25) The Brotherhood.
(30) House in Bancroft.
68. HUNSDON.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Glass, Monuments and Screen in the Parish Church.
73. KING'S LANGLEY.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Tomb of Edmund of Langley in the Parish Church.
Secular:—(2) The Friary.
78. LETCHWORTH.
Secular:—(2) Letchworth Hall.
82. LITTLE GADDESDEN.
Secular
(4) The Manor House.
(5) John of Gaddesden's House.
83. LITTLE HADHAM.
Secular:—(3) Hadham Hall.
84. LITTLE HORMEAD.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Ironwork, on the N. door of the nave of the Parish Church.
86. LITTLE WYMONDLEY.
Secular:—(2) The Priory.
88. MEESDEN.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Tiles in the Parish Church.
90. MUCH HADHAM.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Andrew.
Secular:—(8) The Palace.
94. NORTHCHURCH.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Mary.
95. NORTH MIMMS.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Mary.
Secular:—(3) North Mymms Park.
99. PIRTON.
Secular
(2) Toot Hill.
(5) 'High Down'.
(6) Hammonds Farm.
103. REDBOURN.
Pre-historic:—(1) The Auberys or Aubreys.
Ecclesiastical:—(2) Parish Church of St. Mary.
104. REED.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Mary.
Secular:—(2–7) Homestead Moats.
105. RICKMANSWORTH.
Secular:—(2) 'The Bury'.
107. ROYSTON.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. John the Baptist and St. Thomas of Canterbury and alabaster Effigy.
110. ST. ALBANS.
Ecclesiastical
(1) The Abbey of St. Alban; and the Brass of Abbot de la Mare; the sepulchral Monuments of Abbot Wheathampstead (so-called), Abbot Ramryge and Duke Humphrey of Gloucester; the many Paintings; the Chamber of the Feretrar; the iron Grate in the Presbytery aisle; and the Pedestal of the Shrine of St. Alban.
(2) The Great Gatehouse.
Secular
(3) House in George Street.
(4) The Clock Tower.
111. ST. MICHAEL (St. Albans).
Roman:—(1) Verulam: Site of the Roman municipality Verulamium.
Ecclesiastical:—(2) Parish Church of St. Michael.
112. ST. PETER (St. Albans).
Secular:—(6) Great Nasthyde.
113. ST. STEPHEN (St. Albans).
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Stephen.
116. SANDRIDGE.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Leonard.
Secular:—(3) Waterend Farm.
117. SARRATT.
Ecclesiastical:—(2) Parish Church of the Holy Cross.
119. SHENLEY.
Secular:—(3) Salisbury Hall.
128. TEWIN.
Secular:—(2) Queen Hoo.
129. THERFIELD.
Secular:—(7) The Rectory.
Unclassified:—(13) Tumuli and Barrow.
135. WALKERN.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Mary and Effigy in the S. Aisle.
138. WARE.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Mary and the Font.
Secular
(4) The Priory.
(6) Remains of 15th-century Buildings behind Nos. 65–73, High Street.
143. WESTON.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of the Holy Trinity.
144. WHEATHAMPSTEAD.
Ecclesiastical:—(1) Parish Church of St. Helen.