Much Hadham Travel Guide

 Willettsworld Says:  The Forge Museum is set in an attractive Grade II listed building. Originally a farmhouse of Moor Place, the earlier parts of the building date from the 15th century, Horseshoe Cottage and Forge Cottage date from the 16th century. The forge and bellows room are part of a... 

 Willettsworld Says:  Much Hadham Hall is the most splendid mansion in the village. Standing beside a massive tree, the house, built in 1735, has a central Venetian window, a sloping roof and, beside the stables, an arched carriageway with four windows on each side. 

 Willettsworld Says:  St Andrew's Church is large with a complicated history. Although originally a l2th-century church, apparently nothing remains of that period. Rebuilding began with the chancel c. 1220, with its blocked north lancet window, then the south aisle, c. 1250, and the north aisle,... 

 Willettsworld Says:  The Red Lion coaching inn, now converted into private houses, has existed in the village since the fifteenth century. It was a stopping point on the old road from London to Cambridge. Legend has it that a tunnel connected the pub to St. Andrew's, possibly built during the... 

 Willettsworld Says:  Just some photos of the many wonderful houses that line the long High Street. You'll see many well preserved timber framed and brick houses; the oldest dating from the 15th century. In the High Street, residential house names show former commercial or public use, e.g., "Old... 

 Willettsworld Says:  The Lordship is located at the northern end of the High Street and was built around the middle part of the 18th century. It is a large country gentleman's house with its own stables. It has two stories with nine bays, a Tuscan porch and, at the rear, a wing of what was...