Three Rivers Museum Trust Hertfordshire

22/06/2026

Step into the world of a Victorian farmer!

Join us on Thursday 23 July, 7.30pm–8.30pm for "A Victorian Farmer: The Diaries of John White of Rickmansworth".

Fabian Hiscock, Chairman of Three Rivers Museum Trust Hertfordshire, will introduce the fascinating life of John White through his diaries spanning 1841–1896, offering a rare and unique glimpse into Victorian Hertfordshire.

We were delighted to be trusted with the task of digitising John White's diaries last year, helping to preserve this remarkable historical record and make it more accessible for future generations of researchers and local history enthusiasts.

📍 Hertfordshire Archives & Local Studies, County Hall, Hertford
🎟️ Tickets: £7.00
🚗 Free parking

To book, visit: https://events.hertfordshire.gov.uk/hals/a-victorian-farmer-the-diaries-of-john-white-of-rickmansworth

21/06/2026

I had a good time at Croxley Revels with my dear museum friends at Three Rivers Museum Trust’s stall and tents where we worked voluntarily. Please see my photos. Video would be shown by my dear friend via YouTube’s videos channels soon.

10/06/2026

For your information:- A company that destroyed 13 mature trees at a listed building has been fined thousands of pounds and ordered to replant new trees following a court ruling.
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A company that destroyed 13 mature trees at a listed building has been fined thousands of pounds and ordered to replant new trees following a court ruling.

25/05/2026

My today's (Monday Bank Holiday 25th May 2026) photographs of The White Bear Pub in the corner of Harefield Road and Church Street, Rickmansworth and the old photograph of the old building (before rebuilt) The White Bear Pub that I think Edith took it.

Edith Price Mayo - photographer and publican.
Edith Price was born near Tottenham in 1879, the older of two daughters of Thomas and Elizabeth Price, who moved in the 1890s as a newsagent and tobacconist in Station Road, Rickmansworth. By 1901 she and her sister Florence seem to have lived ‘above the shop’, with their parents’ home higher up the road.

Like many young women of the day, she will have seemed ‘ordinary’, but she has left us with a photographic record of Rickmansworth between about 1900 and 1914 - and she also ran one of the best-known pubs of the town. In the spring of 1909 she married Thomas Mayo (1854-1927), the landlord of the White Bear at Batchworth who had been widowed probably in 1894. A member of the ‘Olde Fogies’, a group of businessmen who combined social life with supporting local good causes, he seems to have courted her for some years. They went on to have a daughter, Kathleen, in 1911, and a son, Thomas, in 1915: when her husband died Edith continued at the White Bear up to her own death in 1944.

Enjoy your Bank Holiday Monday!

20/05/2026

Music at Batchworth Lock during Boat Rally 17-05-26

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18/05/2026

14/05/2026

Historic Rickmansworth Walk on Thursday 14th May 2026 by Rickmansworth Library's Rudd Newman. Photos credit: Deborah Chambre Young.

30/04/2026

My panorama photographs of Rickmansworth including Three Rivers Museum Trust Hertfordshire between Rickmansworth Library and Watersmeet; Rickmansworth Church Street and High Street; The Parish Church of St. Mary The Virgin; The Bury House; The Bury Gardens; Formerly The Ebury Room in Bury Lane and Ebury Road; Rickmansworth High Street.

23/04/2026

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