Follow the former track between Camp Road and Grimston Road.
The Reading & Hatfield Turnpike road finally closed in 1881.
Fifty locations where quieter, greener spaces blend with urban environment.
Old and New – both with different spellings – created residential areas from a residential park and its farms.
The story of a road on the original Camp estate.
For a century and a quarter St Albans people have enjoyed the colour and activity of this open space.
The country house turned agricultural college tucked away from the road beyond Wynchlands.
Fleetville's very own Manor House, though it is no longer visible.
Well, not quite a mile, but plenty of retail opportunity!
A former mental hospital in Hill End Lane, and now a residential area named Highlands.
A walking and cycling route between Hatfield and Abbey Station.
How many circumstances changed during times of conflict.
The woodland east of Oaklands which is now factory and retail space.
The hamlet from which Camp grew at the top of the hill.
A former mental colony in Highfield Lane, now part of a new residential area called Highfield.
Residential development ribboned its way eastwards from Ashley Road.
A secluded cottage next to the railway in Sandpit Lane.
Of over six hundred streets in the East End. Here are a few more.
From the site of a turnpike toll house to a thriving Fleetville pub.
This would have been St Albans' fourth cinema – if it had been allowed to open.
The gift of a field and what happened next.
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