Follow the former track between Grimston Road and Camp Road.

The country house turned agricultural college tucked away from the road beyond Wynchlands.

How circumstances changed during times of conflict.

A secluded cottage next to the railway in Sandpit Lane.

The Reading & Hatfield Turnpike finally closed in 1881.

Fleetville's very own manor house – no longer visible.

The factory and retail space beyond Oaklands.

Where they are and the origins of their names.

Fifty locations where the countryside blends with the built environment.

Not quite a mile but plenty of retail opportunities.

The hamlet from which Camp grew.

From a turnpike toll to a thriving Fleetville pub.

The old and the new, each formerly having slightly different spellings.

A former mental hospital in Hill End Lane.

A former mental colony in Highfield Lane.

This is the cinema Fleetville almost had.

Residential road on the original Camp estate.

A walking and cycling route between Hatfield and Abbey Station.

Hatfield Road eastward of Ashley Road.

The gift of a field and what happened next.