Originally formed c.1886. later amalgamating with the Old Dagmarians to become Hatfield United Football Club.
Can you help identify the uniform or unit please? I have a photo of my grandfather in army uniform during WWI.....
This school was founded by Anne, 5th Countess of Salisbury for forty girls, twenty of whom she chose and paid for.
These schools, for boys and girls respectively, were in the Great North Road, just south of The Wrestlers bridge.
The London Road (National) School was built by public subscription in 1850, the year the railway came to Hatfield.
This school was run by the Rev. Benjamin Peile, Curate of Hatfield , and his wife Angel, for about 12 boys who boarded.
The Rev. Francis Joseph Faithfull was Curate of Hatfield in 1812 and then Rector from 1819 until his death in 1854.
Seven schools that are known to have existed but, for which, information is scant.
This National School was located in Fore Street and is known to have existed in 1839 with James Austin as its Master.
Three small schools that were run from individual houses in Fore Street.
Hatfield Town Hub is located in White Lion Square in the Hatfield Town Centre, and was opened on 27th September ...
