Hertfordshire Publications
Hertfordshire Publications is an imprint of the University of Hertfordshire Press, published in association with HALH. The aim is to publish high quality local history titles of Hertfordshire-wide interest. For further details of the latest publications, backlist, and editorial guidelines see Hertfordshire Publications.
HALH members are entitled to a discount on Hertfordshire Publications books. For details please contact 01707 284654 or email uhpress@herts.ac.uk or contact us for an HALH member's discount code to use on the UH Press website.
Latest publications
Music-making in the Hertfordshire Parish, 1760–1870, by Maggie Kilby explores attempts to improve parochial music-making from the mid-eighteenth century across Hertfordshire.
For details and to order at a temporarily discounted price see the UH Press website
Letchworth Settlement, 1920–2020: a century of creative learning, by Kate Thompson, looks at the wider context in which the organisation flourished, as well as notable members of staff and key events in its century of sharing knowledge.
Hertfordshire Publications is an imprint of the University of Hertfordshire Press, published in association with HALH. The aim is to publish high quality local history titles of Hertfordshire-wide interest. For further details of the latest publications, backlist, and editorial guidelines see Hertfordshire Publications.
HALH members are entitled to a discount on Hertfordshire Publications books. For details please contact 01707 284654 or email uhpress@herts.ac.uk or contact us for an HALH member's discount code to use on the UH Press website.
Latest publications
Music-making in the Hertfordshire Parish, 1760–1870, by Maggie Kilby explores attempts to improve parochial music-making from the mid-eighteenth century across Hertfordshire.
For details and to order at a temporarily discounted price see the UH Press website
Letchworth Settlement, 1920–2020: a century of creative learning, by Kate Thompson, looks at the wider context in which the organisation flourished, as well as notable members of staff and key events in its century of sharing knowledge.
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Passing Through - The Grand Junction Canal in West Hertfordshire, 1791 - 1841
by Fabian Hiscock.
published September 2019
To watch Fabian talking about the book click here