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If you are knowledgeable in some aspect of Dacorum’s history & would like to submit an article for this website, please contact me via the Contact Page  with brief details, and I will mail you back with my e-mail & home  address, and telephone number.

 

Finished articles can be up to 3,000 words in length, and you may include several photos/images which can be submitted either electronically or by sending me a hard copy to scan. I prefer the text to be sent to me as a Word, or basic text document, but typed copy is also acceptable as I can easily scan it.  I regret for the time-being at least, I do not have the time to transcribe handwritten entries.

 

 

 I also request a photograph, preferably portrait, of the author, plus a short biography. (See my entry on Leverstock Green as an example). This is to ensure every aithor is given full and proper credit for their item, for whoch they retain full copyright.  No one's personal e-mail address will be published on the site, unless specifically requested, so as to reduce the likelyhood of spam and junk mail.

 

I shall look forward to hearing from you

 

Barbara Chapman 

 

 

 


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WELCOME TO THE DACORUM HISTORY DIGEST

 

An on-line magazine of articles and other items concerning the history of the Borough of Dacorum in Hertfordshire, UK.

 

TO VIEW THE ARTICLES CLICK ON THE NAVIGATION TABS AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE, OR SELECT "CONTENTS".

 

The principle articles are written by the Borough’s numerous local historians, archaeologists or others with a keen interest in, and knowledge of, the area’s heritage.

 

 Scroll to the bottom of the page to view This Month's Heritage Picture.

 

In developing this site I hope to give the reader a taste of the very extensive and varied heritage to be found within the Borough of Dacorum.

 

In doing so I would hope that this will encourage you to become more familiar with our Borough’s history by delving into the large and varied number of volumes of books produced on the area’s history, many of which are still available for purchase, and most of which are available from the local libraries. Detailed lists of pubications can be found by clicking on the two Publications tabs above.

 

I would hope too, that Borough residents, on finding out more about their locality,  may wish to become more involved by joining one of the many Local History Societies (see HERITAGE LINKS), perhaps be encouraged to join The  Friends of Dacorum Museum and possibly volunteer to help in a practical way at the Dacorum Heritage Trust’s Museum Store (see www.dacorumheritage.org.uk), or by visiting and possibly volunteering at the Borough’s other heritage sites,such as the Apsley Paper Trail,(http://www.thepapertrail.org.uk/default.asp?V_DOC_ID=776), Berkhamsted Castle, (see http://www.berkhamsted-castle.org.uk/), and once it is up and running, Tring Museum.

 

                                      Barbara Chapman 

 

 

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE AN ARTICLE,PLEASE SEE SIDE PANEL.

 

October's Heritage Photo:

 

 

                       

             Chipperfield Church about 1904

 

If you would like to submit a heritage photo, (Pre 1970 -but if post 1938, please make sure you have the copyright, or the permission to use it from whoever does.) from your favourite part of Dacorum, please use the Contact form to give me details and I will replay as soon as possible with my e-mail and home address details so you can send me the picture.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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