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High Street, Ricksmanworth c1915 Rickmansworth became a market town by a charter of Henry VIII in 1542, whereby the bailiffs and inhabitants were licensed to hold a market on Saturdays and a fair on the feast of the Assumption. A large timber-framed market-house was erected in the High Street, and was granted in 1627–8 to William, Earl of Pembroke. Credit: Hertfordshire Archives & Local Studies TUM image id: 1628799383 Licence:	Rickmansworth from Solomon’s Hill (1870) An image taken before ’Metroland’ took hold, covering the remaining greenery with suburban housing. Credit: Henri Victor Lemenager TUM image id: 1628610394 Licence:	Church Street, Rickmansworth (2009) Credit: Panhard TUM image id: 1628798434 Licence:	Batchworth Hill, Rickmansworth (1904) Prisoners of war, quartered in the stables of Rickmansworth Park, were used to straighten Batchworth Hill in 1919 before being repatriated. TUM image id: 1631032147 Licence:	Scots Hill, Croxley (1903) The George and Dragon, a Salter’s pub, is on the left of the picture with the shops clustered towards the top of the hill. Berean Cottages and the horse trough face the roadway and the Gospel Hall is to the right of the lamppost. TUM image id: 1631021585 Licence:
Victoria Fish Supply at 28 Church Street, Rickmansworth (1912) Venturing up the Metropolitan Line, in the 1930s Boyd’s served celebrated fish and chip suppers to the large crowds who came to the Aquadrome. The shop remained a fish shop until the 1980s when it moved to the old fire station premises in the High Street. TUM image id: 1631031370 Licence:	Rickmansworth station roundel Credit: The Underground Map TUM image id: 1631033918 Licence:	Beer in the evening Credit: Wiki Commons TUM image id: 1675427151 Licence:	Rickmansworth in the early 1950s. Loco No.1 (John Lyon) still in its war time grey/red livery, these locos were all painted in the so called ’war time’ livery from 1942 -1947, the bronze nameplates removed, the ’London Transport’ fleet name applied on a red board to the loco sides, and the number on a red ’bullseye’ on each end of the cab ends. Credit: Unknown photographer TUM image id: 1674495868 Licence:	Rickmansworth Fire Brigade Credit: Hertfordshire Archives & Local Studies TUM image id: 1628953193 Licence:
Rickmansworth Church Street station opened in 1862 but closed to passengers on 3 March 1952 Credit: John Mann collection TUM image id: 1628610772 Licence:	Don’t just sit there watching life pass you by. Get some beer in and order a pizza. TUM image id: 1635947040 Licence:

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Scots Hill, Croxley (1903) The George and Dragon, a Salter’s pub, is on the left of the picture with the shops clustered towards the top of the hill. Berean Cottages and the horse trough face the roadway and the Gospel Hall is to the right of the lamppost.
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