Attractions near Dacorum Heritage Trust

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Dacorum Heritage Trust

Clarence Road, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire HP4 3YL - England, UK

The Dacorum Heritage Trust was formed in 1993 and became a registered museum in 1997. Originally this historic building was the local fire station, and has been converted to contain a massive selection of archived materials and artefacts that...

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Attractions near Dacorum Heritage Trust

A selection of attractions close to Dacorum Heritage Trust:

Berkhampsted Castle (< 1 Mile)

Berkhampsted Castle is owned and managed by English Heritage and represents a fine example of a motte and bailey castle, close to the railway station...

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Ashridge Estate (5.3 Miles)

This beautiful estate is managed and maintained by the National Trust, and offers stunning views from the Ivinghoe Beacon and the Duke of Bridgewater Monument...

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Chesham Museum (5.9 Miles)

Chesham is one of the largest towns in Buckinghamshire. This fine collection is housed in some disused stables and put together help to tell...

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Natural History Museum (6.9 Miles)

The Natural History Museum allows visitors to come face to face with a full-sized gorilla, be stared down by a giant moa bird and be...

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Chenies Manor House (7.9 Miles)

Chenies Manor was originally known as ‘Chenies Palace’, the manorial rights of which were granted to the Cheyne family in 1180. In approximately 1460, Sir...

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Whipsnade Tree Cathedral (8.4 Miles)

This beautiful and unusual project was started as a peace and reconciliation programme after the horrors of the First World War. The Whipsnade Tree...

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Pitstone Windmill (8.8 Miles)

The original Postmill construction was erected in 1627, and operated as an important part of the local economy for many centuries. The entire building...

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Ford End Watermill (9.4 Miles)

The first recording of this water mill was in 1767, but it is fairly well thought by archaeologists and historians that the mill has been...

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Amersham Museum (9.6 Miles)

This is an intriguing little museum within a 15th Century building in the middle of the High Street. Despite its modest size, the museum offers...

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Chorleywood Arts Centre (10.1 Miles)

This quaint little building was originally constructed and used as a Methodist chapel. The conversion of the chapel to today’s Arts Centre has blessed its...

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Milton's Cottage (10.2 Miles)

Milton’s Cottage is a Grade I listed 16th century cottage where John Milton lived and completed ’Paradise Lost’ and started ’Paradise Regained’. Four ground floor...

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