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| Before The Paint Was Dry A history of the school that once stood in Old Hale Way By Robert J Prebble |
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| People, Places and Past Times of Hitchin by E. Aillie Latchmore |
As I have a huge pile of Hitchin books on my bookshelves, which I'm guessing is only a handful of those printed over the years, I thought I'd share their titles and authors with you in case you want to try and track them down.
I must admit many, if not all, are now out of print, sadly. But shops like Eric T. Moore in Hitchin or Amazon and eBay occasionally have secondhand copies that you might want to buy. But please be warned, they are often quite expensive.
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| An Artist Looks at Hitchin By F. L. Griggs |
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| Hitchin A Pictorial History by Richard Field |
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| Hitchin Inns and Incidents By Pat Gadd and Ron Pigram |
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| The Story of Methodism At Hitchin By Reginald L. Hine |
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| A Most Lovely School A brief history of Strathmore School John Street and Carol Arrowsmith |
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| Underground Hitchin by Simon Walker |
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| Hitchin Old and New by Reginald. L Hine |
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| Hitchin Past and Present by Pat Gadd |
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| Fifty Years of Change by Pat Gadd |
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| Wilshere-Dacre School by H.C. Edwards and B. Moles |
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| Hitchin Arcade. Then and Now Hitchin Historical Society |
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| Hitchin by Alan Fleck |
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| Relics of an Un-common Attorney by Reginald L. Hine |
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| The History of Hitchin volumes 1 and II By Reginald L. Hine |
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| Discovering Hitchin by Priscilla Douglas and Pauline Humphries |
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| Hitchin Simon Walker |
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| A Stroll round the Village of old Walsworth by Janet Walker and Margaret Watson |
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| The Book of Hitchin by Anthony M Foster |
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| Do you Remember? by Priscilla M Douglas |
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| The School on the Hill A History of HGGS by Priscilla M Douglas |
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| Hats off to the Past, Coats off to the Future. A History of Wilshere-Dacre School by Amanda Brittany |
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| Market Town By Anthony M Foster |
My best selling ebook Her Last Lie is available HERE All ebook royalties go to Cancer Research UK in memory of my amazing sister. Her Last Lie is a psychological thriller, with a chapter devoted to Hitchin, and the main character lives in Letchworth. |
| Around 1919 Boyhood Memories of Hitchin Robert Walmsley
UPDATE JULY 2019 - With thanks to Mike Clarke for this update on books for sale about Hitchin.
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