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Stephen Hellard, who was rector of Stevenage from 1472 until his death in 1506, and is buried in the church. The brass is in the north of the altar and shows Hellard dressed as a priest in his vestments. It was inscribed while Hellard was alive with a space left for his death date, but the inscription was not completed. The remaining brasses are missing with only indents remaining on the slabs and the details of any inscriptions were never recorded. The sixth is a late-13th century stone effigy of a lady with hands raised in prayer at the east end of the north aisle. It is described as one of the "less common but most fascinating sepulchral devices". It is fragmented into four parts. It was discovered in 1824 being used as a doorstep to the south aisle, and was in good condition having been placed upside down, perhaps for centuries. The colours were preserved but have since faded, and the carving has worn, but a drawing of it was made upon its discovery, showing how it looked at the time. The lady is supported by two figures; it is generally accepted that the right figure is of a priest, the other may be an angel, a priest or a gentleman. There is no evidence as to the lady's identity, and it is not known whether the effigy would have originally been set on top of a tomb or within a wall.
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which is generally accepted as "at the stiff or strong oak", though some scholars favour "at the strong gate". In Saxon times, England was divided into parishes, each with its church and a rector or vicar. The boundaries of
Stevenage parish were defined at about 1100 and were unchanged for 850 years. The church in this time was enlarged and embellished. Parishes were organised into dioceses; Stevenage was in the
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supporting pillars removed to enable the repairs, and they were not replaced. The pillars were moved to a coaching inn on the High Street where they remain to this day. The entire ceiling was coloured to resemble oak; the chancel ceiling of plain plaster was taken down and renewed with transverse beams supported by angels painted in fresco. Two concealed windows were discovered in the chancel with the
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tower, can be found on the eastern face of the tower. Expansion of
Stevenage in the 15th century is shown by expansion of the church at the same time. At this time, the aisles were widened, the chancel was rebuilt, and the spire was added in the second half of the 15th century. The church was remote from the main settlement of Stevenage but also served many hamlets and farmsteads.
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parishioners, after his death in 1885. Above the door in the north aisle is a memorial tablet, described as the most stylish of the church's memorials, to
Lieutenant Jellicoe Turner and his wife Georgiana Elizabeth Turner, who died in 1844 and 1831 respectively. Lt. Turner had paid for the church organ and tower repairs in 1836. A memorial plaque was dedicated to
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recent expansion was in 1930 and it is now 3.5 acres (1.4 ha). The churchyard is now closed to burials but adjoins a municipal cemetery to the east. The lychgate at the entrance to the churchyard was erected in 1895, after Mrs George Smyth left money in her will devoted to the expense of doing so.
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dates to the early 13th century and has a medieval carved wooden cover. The tower's walls are 5 feet (1.5 m) thick on three sides at the base and 3 feet 7 inches (1.09 m) at the top. It measures 24 feet 7 inches (7.49 m) by 22 feet 1 inch (6.73 m) and
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Nicholas' Church contains a "surprising" number of drawings on its pillars, giving insight into the minds of the medieval inhabitants of Stevenage. The graffiti has been described as among the finest of their kind in Hertfordshire, if not in all the "chalk churches" in eastern England, and can be
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In 1914, the rector, Canon Molony, set about to restore the church where "the rain has been streaming down the inside walls in the south-west corner of the transept and the boarding of the nave has required further temporary repairs in order to save people from going through the flooring." The south
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Nicholas' Church has been called "unremarkable" within the county of Hertfordshire in that it has fewer medieval monuments and memorials than other parishes. It contains six visible surviving monuments from the Middle Ages, five of them were brasses set into stone slabs. The only surviving brass
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and after whom the area to the north of the church known as
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The wooden church attached to the 12th century stone tower was replaced in the 13th century. Aisles were added circa 1230, and the present chancel was built in around 1330, the aisles were widened and the font was installed. The interior was decorated with paintings and stained glass, and it had a
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Stevenage and led the development and reorganisation of the Church of England in Stevenage. Each neighbourhood of the town would have its own church building and priest-in-charge, and there would be one large, centrally-located church as the parish church for the town, St George's
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In 1841, the number of seats in the church was increased from 314 to 634, but this was still inadequate as the population of
Stevenage was 1850. As Stevenage expanded in the 1850s, a new church was needed as the population reached 2118. In 1861, a chapel-of-ease, the Holy Trinity Church, was built
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village of wooden huts may have been centered around a small wooden church on a hilltop, or may have been a more scattered collection of farmsteads. It was at this time that the name "Stevenage" emerged, with early variants including "Stigenace" and "Stithenace" in the 11th century, the meaning of
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In 1841, the north-east vestry, south transept (since converted to a parish room) and south porch were added, and the pews were replaced. The rector at the time, George Becher Blomfield, set about repairing leaks and draughts, and had a musicians' gallery at the west end of the church and its two
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The churchyard has existed since the original church was on the same site. It has been enlarged several times. In 1862, about 0.75 acres (0.30 ha) of land was purchased by parishioners and added to the churchyard. Further land was added on the eastern side of the churchyard c.1895. The most
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Around 1836, the walls were damp from soil accumulating on the outside walls to a height of 4 feet (1.2 m) above the floor of the interior, so the soil was removed, leaving a ditch 5 feet (1.5 m) wide, a low wall was built to keep the ditch banks up and the ditch was paved with bricks.
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In 1960, the new parish church of St George was consecrated and St Nicholas became a district church in the care of a priest-in-charge. In 1970, the parish of Stevenage was divided into seven separate parishes, and St Nicholas regained its status as a parish church, with the incumbent having the
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The monumental inscriptions in the churchyard (and within the church) have been recorded three times, in 1908, 1962 and 1985. In 1985, 1,275 inscriptions were recorded in the churchyard, and a further 19 were recorded in 1962 that were not found in 1985. Among those buried in the churchyard are
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and speckled black and white volcanic rock. In the 13th century, the town moved away from the church to the Great North Road. Most of the church was completely rebuilt at this time, leaving just the tower, which is now the oldest part of the church. Traces of an earlier nave, which predates the
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In 1970, the ecclesiastical parish of Stevenage was divided into seven parishes, each with its own church and vicar (though St George's retained the title of rector), so St Nicholas' regained its parish church status. In 1998, the benefice of St Nicholas was joined with that of St Mary,
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of the traditional Hertfordshire design was added to the tower in the 14th or 15th century. The roof may have been raised and later lowered, evidenced by the presence of a door high on the tower, above the present roof, which presumably enclosed a higher nave roof.
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church's graffiti. The graffiti in the nave could date to as early as the 12th century, while some probably dates to the 17th or 18th century. They are in the form of masons' marks, geometric designs, human figures, shields, crosses and writing.
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An organ was installed in 1836, and it was enlarged in 1858, however, a new organ was erected in 1885. Alterations were made in the church for the new organ and new choir stalls. The brass
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Stevenage: A History from Roman Times to the Present Day
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regarded as just as important as the plague writings of
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in 1558, surviving today as The Thomas Alleyne Academy.
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3000:(3rd ed.). Countryside Books.
475:Stevenage was designated the first
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2940:Laidlaw, Jean; Palmer, Vi (1986).
2761:Ashby, Hepworth & Pitcher 1998
2676:Batten, Angela; Leigh, William F.
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2476:Eberhard, Robert (February 2013).
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3163:St Mary's Church, Hemel Hempstead
3055:at Churches Together in Stevenage
2860:(1st ed.). Scotforth Books.
2631:"Only Connect, by Angela Godfrey"
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3291:St Katharine's Church, Ickleford
2989:Commemorative Trees in Stevenage
2875:Ashby, Margaret (1 March 2002).
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32:The Parish Church of St Nicholas
16:Church in Hertfordshire, England
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4587:The Beehive, Welwyn Garden City
4561:Watford Grammar School for Boys
3158:Berkhamsted School Old Building
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1446:1971 (became vicar, see below)
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4195:The White Horse, Burnham Green
4069:Old Town Hall, Hemel Hempstead
4023:Cheshunt Great House (remains)
3859:St Stephen's Church, St Albans
3844:St Leonard's Church, Sandridge
3756:St Nicholas' Church, Hinxworth
3362:St Michael's Church, St Albans
3337:Old Gorhambury House (remains)
2830:On Foot in the Forster Country
1354:Eric William Bradley Cordingly
189:www.saintnicholaschurch.org.uk
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4607:Hope and Anchor, Welham Green
4185:St John's Church, Letty Green
4120:All Saints' Church, Hockerill
3849:St Nicholas Church, Harpenden
3791:St Martin's Church, Knebworth
3585:All Nations Christian College
3557:The Old Bell, Hemel Hempstead
3053:St Nicholas Church, Stevenage
3047:St Nicholas Church, Stevenage
3015:Whitelaw, Jeffrey W. (1990).
2996:Whitelaw, Jeffrey W. (1999).
2877:Stevenage History & Guide
2837:Ashby, Margaret, ed. (1999).
2480:. stainedglassrecords.org.uk/
4372:St Mary's Church, Letchworth
4281:The White Horse, Potters Bar
4165:Little Munden Primary School
3854:St Peter's Church, St Albans
3806:St Vincent's Church, Newnham
3660:St Andrew's Church, Buckland
3590:All Saints' Church, Hertford
3517:173 High Street, Berkhamsted
2502:. saintnicholaschurch.org.uk
1726:Hertfordshire County Council
21:Church in Stevenage, England
4443:The Queen's Head, Sandridge
4367:St Nicholas' Church, Norton
4276:The White Hart, South Mimms
4150:Hertford Museum Tooke House
3281:Holy Trinity Church, Weston
3224:St Leonard's Church, Bengeo
4692:
4509:The Thomas Alleyne Academy
4236:The Green Man, Potters Bar
4059:Inns of Court War Memorial
4054:The Green Dragon, Flaunden
4018:Broxbourne railway station
3948:Mill Green Museum and Mill
3824:All Saints Pastoral Centre
3746:All Saints Church, Willian
3741:All Saints Church, Radwell
3357:St Mary's Church, Redbourn
3239:Waytemore Castle (remains)
3189:Benington Castle (remains)
2923:Hertfordshire Bellfounders
2192:. British Listed Buildings
1715:, who lived in the nearby
1674:, killed in action aboard
1635:Robert (Mouseman) Thompson
1294:Henry William Eliot Molony
422:Hertfordshire puddingstone
246:18 February 1948
74:Shown within Hertfordshire
4602:The Eight Bells, Hatfield
4556:St John's Church, Watford
4226:Duke of York, Potters Bar
4221:The Chequers, Potters Bar
4200:The White Horse, Hertford
4099:St John's Church, Boxmoor
4006:
3995:
3963:Templewood Primary School
3751:The Cloisters, Letchworth
3532:The Bury, Hemel Hempstead
3480:
3467:
3446:Hatfield House/Old Palace
3425:St Mary's Church, Watford
3420:Holy Rood Church, Watford
3306:St Mary's Church, Hitchin
3301:St Mary's Church, Baldock
3296:St Mary's Church, Ashwell
3194:Hertford Castle Gatehouse
3110:
3097:
2682:Stevenage Borough Council
2618:Laidlaw & Palmer 1986
1722:Stevenage Borough Council
1553:Architecture and fittings
1532:
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1495:
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507:The Thomas Alleyne School
268:Flint, stone, brick, wood
82:
48:
36:
31:
4256:Potters Bar War Memorial
4231:Dyrham Park Country Club
4064:The Mansion, Berkhamsted
3670:Yeomanry House, Hertford
3148:Ashridge Business School
3049:at the Church of England
2898:Ashby, Margaret (2004).
2809:Ashby, Margaret (1995).
2790:Ashby, Margaret (1982).
1461:Christopher James Weston
1437:Christopher James Weston
4637:The Wrestlers, Hatfield
4617:The Green Man, Hatfield
4468:Sopwell Nunnery (ruins)
4190:The Tilbury, Datchworth
4160:The Horns, Bull's Green
4135:Buntingford Manor House
3776:Princess Helena College
3675:Youngsbury Stable Block
3655:Pishiobury Park Mansion
3595:Almshouses, Buntingford
2982:. Gibbs & Bamforth.
2978:Methold, E. V. (1902).
2813:. Phillimore & Co.
1787:Albert and Ebenezer Fox
1480:John Richard Bainbridge
1251:George Becher Blomfield
381:Grade I listed building
238:Grade I listed building
4622:The Red Lion, Hatfield
4566:Watford Palace Theatre
4530:Croxley Green Windmill
4438:Ye Olde Fighting Cocks
4317:British Schools Museum
4175:Red House, Buntingford
4125:Benson Memorial Church
3708:Knightsland Farm House
3229:St Mary's Church, Ware
2963:. Frith Book Company.
2264:Ashby & Hills 2010
2243:Ashby & Hills 2010
2216:Ashby & Hills 2010
2166:Ashby & Hills 2010
2086:Ashby & Hills 2010
1935:Ashby & Hills 2010
1777:
1453:Vicars of St Nicholas
1367:Chaplain to the Queen
1183:September 1773 (died)
560:William de Berkhamsted
391:, Trinity chapel, and
337:St Nicholas, Stevenage
101:51.920546°N 0.197298°W
4551:The Old Station House
4504:Stevenage Clock Tower
4312:Breachwood Green Mill
4246:The Lion, Potters Bar
4130:Brent Pelham Windmill
4044:Berkhamsted Town Hall
3801:St Paul's Walden Bury
2959:Madgin, Hugh (2004).
2921:Dodds, Joyce (2003).
2792:The Book of Stevenage
1791:War Graves Commission
1775:
1499:Donald Edward Dowling
636:Richard de Gloucester
519:Rectors of Stevenage
472:on 18 February 1948.
163:Previous denomination
4342:Letchworth Town Hall
4332:Lannock Mill, Weston
4307:Ashwell War Memorial
3834:New Gorhambury House
3527:Bridgewater Monument
3214:Shire Hall, Hertford
3143:130–136 Piccotts End
3089:Listed buildings in
2998:Hidden Hertfordshire
2773:Rees & Rees 1991
2749:Rees & Rees 1991
1798:goldilocks buttercup
1375:Stanley Seart Sutton
1314:Charles Morgan Smith
1243:Cousin of the above
1145:October 1733 (died)
1126:October 1725 (died)
1050:October 1678 (died)
1041:Stafford Leventhorpe
655:John de Michaeldeane
466:Diocese of St Albans
235:Heritage designation
106:51.920546; -0.197298
4403:Childwickbury Manor
4295:North Hertfordshire
4216:Bhaktivedanta Manor
4145:Christ Church, Ware
3829:St Albans Town Hall
3766:Homewood, Knebworth
3733:North Hertfordshire
3542:Dean Incent's House
3388:St Nicholas' Church
3347:St Albans Cathedral
3269:North Hertfordshire
3204:Rye House Gatehouse
3019:. Oldcastle Books.
2832:. Stevenage Museum.
2794:. Barracuda Books.
1399:Eric Arthur Gaskell
1326:Canon of St Albans
1306:Canon of St Albans
1231:Robert George Baker
731:William Tankerville
541:Nicholas Fitz-Simon
359:St Nicholas' Church
97: /
4433:The Old Kings Arms
4428:The Lower Red Lion
4180:Rowneybury Cottage
4113:East Hertfordshire
4104:Tring Market House
3650:Much Hadham Palace
3577:East Hertfordshire
3567:Tring Park Mansion
3260:Tyttenhanger House
3172:East Hertfordshire
2980:Notes on Stevenage
2218:, pp. 284–285
1906:, pp. 143–145
1778:
1334:John Humphrey King
1107:April 1723 (died)
1031:April 1664 (died)
530:Appointment ended
410:Diocese of Lincoln
352:Revd. Edward Keene
4653:
4652:
4649:
4648:
4645:
4644:
4571:Watford Town Hall
4413:Colney Heath Mill
4322:Hitchin Town Hall
3991:
3990:
3987:
3986:
3839:Redbournbury Mill
3781:Spirella Building
3645:Marden Hill House
3635:Hare Street House
3463:
3462:
3459:
3458:
2904:Tempus Publishing
2900:Stevenage Streets
2881:Tempus Publishing
2629:Maryan, Pauline.
1814:Swedish whitebeam
1810:large-leaved lime
1748:Elton, Derbyshire
1550:
1549:
1418:John Trevor Scott
1263:Canon of Chester
1174:Nicholas Cholwell
904:William Blackwell
712:Robert atte Brome
674:Philip de Westone
617:Gerald de Standon
454:English Civil War
450:Diocese of London
424:, brownish-white
356:
355:
227:Functional status
157:Church of England
118:OS grid reference
4683:
4592:The Brocket Arms
4458:St Albans School
4347:Lytton Mausoleum
4241:Ladbrooke School
4008:
3997:
3943:Digswell Viaduct
3864:Westwick Cottage
3552:Golden Parsonage
3482:
3469:
3383:Rooks Nest House
3342:Rothamsted Manor
3179:Aston Bury Manor
3112:
3099:
3083:
3076:
3069:
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3011:
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2983:
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2894:
2879:(2nd ed.).
2871:
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2758:
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1885:, pp. 11–12
1880:
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1539:
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1518:David Mark Brown
1508:2010 (resigned)
1502:
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1489:1999 (resigned)
1483:
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1470:1987 (resigned)
1464:
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4580:Welwyn Hatfield
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4546:High Elms Manor
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4494:Barclay Academy
4482:
4423:Hare and Hounds
4393:The Blue Anchor
4381:
4357:Putteridge Bury
4290:
4286:Wyllyotts Manor
4204:
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3983:
3967:
3930:Welwyn Hatfield
3924:
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3868:
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3771:Knebworth House
3761:Hinxworth Place
3727:
3703:Hilfield Castle
3679:
3615:Cromer Windmill
3571:
3547:Gaddesden Place
3503:
3499:Theobalds House
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4499:Shephall Manor
4496:
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4478:The White Lion
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4448:Rose and Crown
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4352:Minsden Chapel
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4089:Shendish Manor
4086:
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4049:Goldfield Mill
4046:
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4039:Ashlyns School
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4251:Oakmere House
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3665:Stansted Hall
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3640:Hanbury Manor
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3199:Hunsdon House
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3140:
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3125:
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3122:Eleanor Cross
3120:
3119:
3117:
3113:
3109:
3105:
3100:
3096:
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3091:Hertfordshire
3084:
3079:
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2660:
2657:
2653:
2648:
2645:
2632:
2625:
2622:
2619:
2614:
2612:
2610:
2606:
2603:, p. 104
2602:
2597:
2594:
2590:
2585:
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2573:
2570:
2566:
2561:
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2554:
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2384:
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2367:
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2359:
2355:
2350:
2347:
2344:, p. 122
2343:
2342:Whitelaw 1990
2338:
2336:
2332:
2328:
2323:
2320:
2316:
2311:
2309:
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2301:
2296:
2293:
2289:
2284:
2281:
2277:
2272:
2269:
2266:, p. 285
2265:
2260:
2258:
2256:
2254:
2252:
2248:
2245:, p. 201
2244:
2239:
2237:
2233:
2229:
2224:
2221:
2217:
2212:
2210:
2208:
2204:
2191:
2185:
2183:
2181:
2179:
2177:
2175:
2171:
2168:, p. 280
2167:
2162:
2159:
2155:
2150:
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2143:
2138:
2136:
2134:
2130:
2126:
2121:
2118:
2114:
2109:
2107:
2103:
2099:
2094:
2091:
2088:, p. 278
2087:
2082:
2079:
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2036:
2034:
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2028:
2024:
2019:
2017:
2013:
2009:
2004:
2002:
2000:
1998:
1994:
1981:
1977:
1971:
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1951:
1946:
1944:
1940:
1937:, p. 277
1936:
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1909:
1905:
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1714:
1713:E. M. Forster
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2734:Ashby 2004
2707:Ashby 1999
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243:Designated
211:Dedication
89:51°55′14″N
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3685:Hertsmere
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3474:Grade II*
3404:Moor Park
3376:Stevenage
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750:John Dyne
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370:Stevenage
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1681:aged 17
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1627:lectern
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