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Redbourn is a
village and
civil parish in Hertfordshire, England,
three miles (4.8 km) from Harpenden, four
miles (6.4 km) from St
Albans and five miles...
- Appleby-Frodingham
Steel Company, part of the
United Steel Companies; the
Redbourn Iron Works, part of
Richard Thomas and
Company of
South Wales (later Richard...
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towns of
Hemel Hempstead and, initially,
Luton but
later Harpenden via
Redbourn, in Hertfordshire, England. The
course of most of the
railway has been...
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above ground at the
southern end of Markyate, and on
through Flamstead,
Redbourn, St
Albans and Park Street,
finally joining the
River Colne at Bricket...
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Redbourn railway station served the
village of
Redbourn, Hertfordshire,
England from 1887 to 1964 on the
Nickey Line. The
station opened on 16 June 1887...
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Harpenden South;
Harpenden West;
Redbourn; Sandridge; Wheathampstead. It
comprises the
following areas: Harpenden,
Redbourn,
Sandridge and Wheathampstead...
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matches have been pla**** on
Redbourn Common since 1666 AD, this
being the
earliest report of the game in the country.
Redbourn Cricket Club, however, from...
- St Albans,
followed in size by Harpenden, with the main
villages being Redbourn, Wheathampstead,
London Colney,
Chiswell Green and
Bricket Wood. Nearby...
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context to the inventio, or 'discovery', of the body of
Amphibalus at
Redbourn, near St
Albans in 1177. The
texts were
produced at St
Albans Abbey in...
- "worth", are
represented in this
county by Hertford, Royston, Harpenden,
Redbourn, Cuffley, Wheathampstead, Tring, Radlett,
Borehamwood and Rickmansworth...
