Hertsheritage
Hertsheritage is an accessible gateway providing information and education on heritage in Hertfordshire. There are virtual tours about the film industry, new towns and garden cities, young people, malting and brewing, natural history and transport.
Diverse Herts
This website is a database of stories, objects and photographs of people who have come to settle in Herts. You can serach the database or add your own stories and photographs.
Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies
If you are researching your family history, the history of your town or
village or need help with a school project, HALS may be able to help
you. HALS holds documents and printed materials from the past 900 years
of Hertfordshire's history.
24 Hour Museum
The on-line gateway to UK museums, galleries and heritage attractions.
Includes magazine and education sections as well as a Museum Finder
to locate a museum or gallery in your area.
The National Trust
The National Trust acquires and protects threatened countryside,
coastline and buildings in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Find
out more about the Trust and its properties, including visitor
information.
Visit Britain
The website of the British Tourist Authority, including information on
accommodation, places to visit and holiday ideas.
HertsDirect
This site provides easy access to a wide range of information, advice and guidance about public services in Hertfordshire, including the County, District and Borough Councils. It also tells you how to get in touch with many of the voluntary and charitable organisations in the county.
Archaeological Solutions
An independent archaeological unit and an educational charity, providing
training, information and advice to everyone interested in archaeology
and their local heritage.
Henry Moore Foundation
The sculptor Henry Moore lived and worked in Perry Green, Hertfordshire,
for nearly 50 years. Find out more about him and the work of the Henry
Moore Foundation.
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