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The HALH Spring Meeting & AGM 2022 will take place on Saturday 21 May at Bramfield Village Hall, Bury Lane, Bramfield SG14 2QL. Admission is free for HALH members, £2 for visitors

The morning session will commence at 11.00 when we look forward to hearing from some of our local societies. The afternoon session will begin with the AGM, and will be followed by the Lionel Munby lecture. This year our speaker will be Brendan King, Chairman of the Baldock Museum & Local History Society, whose talk is entitled: ‘The Wool Merchants of Medieval Hertfordshire 1270–1370’.

A copy of the programme, agenda, 2021 minutes, annual and financial reports is distributed to members with the Spring 2022 edition of Herts Past & Present.

HALH Spring Meeting & AGM 2021

The 2021 HALH Spring Meeting took place on Saturday 15 May online via Zoom.  A postal poll was sent to members with the spring edition of HPP.
 
The Lionel Munby Lecture Place-names and the early administrative structure of Hertfordshire
was given by Dr John Baker, Associate Professor in Name-Studies at the University of Nottingham.

The HALH Award for Personal Achievement in Local History was presented to Diana Parrott of Harpenden.
Place House Hall, Ware - venue for the HALH Spring Meeting in 2017
Picture
Mike Quinn [CC BY-SA 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

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