Photo exhibition of the working people of Berkhamsted and surrounding areas

You can see how ordinary people in Berkhamsted made a living from Roman times to more recent industries. Visitors can learn about lost trades and see how self-contained our town was in times gone by. There will be photographs and illustrations with explanations. You will find out where ordinary people worked and discover the location of forgotten industries and trades.

Timings

Friday 11 September:

10.00am to 1600

Saturday 12 September:

10.00am - 16.00

Sunday 13 September:

10.00am - 16.00

Monday 14 September:

10.00am - 16.00

Tuesday 15 September:

10.00am - 16.00

Wednesday 16 September:

10.00 - 16.00

Thursday 17 September:

10.00am - 16.00

Friday 18 September:

10.00am - 16.00

Saturday 19 September:

10.00am - 16.00

Sunday 20 September:

10.00am - 16.00

Location & directions

St Peter's Church, High Street, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, HP4 2AX

Directions:

St Peter's Church is on the corner of the High Street and Castle Street. Entrance to the exhibition is via the South door accessible from the High Street. Although the exhibition is on everyday, visitors should be mindful and respect other events that may be taking place in the church

Contact on day:

Sandra Jenkins

Telephone number:

+447942321901

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

The church is open, but visitors to the exhibition are requested to be respectful of church service timings and other events that may be booked in the church. There is limited disability parking near the church. Parking is available in the multi-storey car park in the centre of town about a 5 minute walk from the church and limited paid parking on the road.

Additional information

The exhibition is unmanned but checked periodically. We would appreciate any feedback on the exhibition to be added to our feedback forms. Visitors should be aware that a market is on on Saturdays and Wednesdays so the town will be extra busy.

Max number of people:

50

Estimated duration:

1 hour(s)

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