Kings Langley
Kings Langley
Local History & Museum Society
Kings Langley

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As an introduction to the history of the village the aim of this website is to provide short articles, samples from our extensive picture library, details of our publications and links for further research.

The extended list of topics containing much new material, pictures and audio clips is to to found in the History section.

All pictures, unless otherwise stated, are from the archives of the Kings Langley Local History and Museum Society (KLLH&MS).

Please contact us with any queries, and especially, let us know if you can supply any further information.

 

Kings Langley - Our Heritage

Kings Langley, a village in Hertfordshire, lays claim to an extraordinary history. From its Bronze Age relics, Roman settlement and thriving Domesday community, through its Royal Palace in the 14th Century to a wealth of transport connections, farming and industry, the village can recount tales matched by few other places in the U.K.

New Publication

'Palace Lives'

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Palace Lives’

On Sale Now

Written by historian Michael Long and edited by local writer and poet Scott Hastie to reveal for the first time all the goings-on up at the fabulous Royal Palace that once stood at the top of Langley Hill, this glossy 180 page paperback has now been fully researched, written and designed.

'Palace Lives' is available at the Library in the Nap and village outlets such as The Village Butcher, Nelly Twigg, Dallings and the Saracens Head.

OR simply send a quick email to: palacelives2023@gmail.com

 

 

 

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