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Hatfield shown on a road map or geography map Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/hatfield-shown-on-a-road-map-or-geography-map-image408225819.htmlRM2EM485F–Hatfield shown on a road map or geography map
Tommy Rose Competes In King ' s Cup Air Race . King ' s Cup air race started from Hatfield Aerodrome . There are 28 entries . The first of the two days of the contest takes the form of elimination in a race over two circuits of a course of 612 miles , making 1,224 miles in all . Fifty per cent of the starters in each of the three groups of aircraft will pass into the final . Photo Shows : Flight - lieutenant Tommy Rose studying a map on the wing of his Miles Hawk plane at Hatfield . 10 Jul 1936 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tommy-rose-competes-in-king-s-cup-air-race-king-s-cup-air-race-started-from-hatfield-aerodrome-there-are-28-entries-the-first-of-the-two-days-of-the-contest-takes-the-form-of-elimination-in-a-race-over-two-circuits-of-a-course-of-612-miles-making-1224-miles-in-all-fifty-per-cent-of-the-starters-in-each-of-the-three-groups-of-aircraft-will-pass-into-the-final-photo-shows-flight-lieutenant-tommy-rose-studying-a-map-on-the-wing-of-his-miles-hawk-plane-at-hatfield-10-jul-1936-image359655214.htmlRM2BW3KW2–Tommy Rose Competes In King ' s Cup Air Race . King ' s Cup air race started from Hatfield Aerodrome . There are 28 entries . The first of the two days of the contest takes the form of elimination in a race over two circuits of a course of 612 miles , making 1,224 miles in all . Fifty per cent of the starters in each of the three groups of aircraft will pass into the final . Photo Shows : Flight - lieutenant Tommy Rose studying a map on the wing of his Miles Hawk plane at Hatfield . 10 Jul 1936
A plan of Hatfield. Relief shown by hachures. Pen-and-ink on tissue backed paper. Includes legend to places of interest. From dealer description: 'This map is based, though with some interesting alterations, on a prototype surveyed in November 1794 by Ebenezer Fitch and 'protracted' by Oliver Partridge. This prototype was submitted to the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, used by Osgood Carleton when compiling his Accurate Map of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (1797), and now resides in the Massachusetts State Archives.'... , Massachusetts , Hampshire ,county , Hatfield Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-plan-of-hatfield-relief-shown-by-hachures-pen-and-ink-on-tissue-backed-paper-includes-legend-to-places-of-interest-from-dealer-description-this-map-is-based-though-with-some-interesting-alterations-on-a-prototype-surveyed-in-november-1794-by-ebenezer-fitch-and-protracted-by-oliver-partridge-this-prototype-was-submitted-to-the-secretary-of-the-commonwealth-of-massachusetts-used-by-osgood-carleton-when-compiling-his-accurate-map-of-the-commonwealth-of-massachusetts-1797-and-now-resides-in-the-massachusetts-state-archives-massachusetts-hampshire-county-hatfield-image502724645.htmlRM2M5W2BH–A plan of Hatfield. Relief shown by hachures. Pen-and-ink on tissue backed paper. Includes legend to places of interest. From dealer description: 'This map is based, though with some interesting alterations, on a prototype surveyed in November 1794 by Ebenezer Fitch and 'protracted' by Oliver Partridge. This prototype was submitted to the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, used by Osgood Carleton when compiling his Accurate Map of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (1797), and now resides in the Massachusetts State Archives.'... , Massachusetts , Hampshire ,county , Hatfield
. Old and new London : a narrative of its history, its people, and its places. Ivy Bridge Lane on the west wasDurham House, the Inn of the Bishops ofDurham, one of the most interesting of the oldStrand palaces. According to Pennant, its originalfounder was Anthony de Beck, Patriarch of Jeru-salem and Bishop of Durham in the reign ofEdward I. It was rebuilt by Thomas Hatfield,soon after his nomination to that see, in 1345 ; hewas Secretary of State to Edward III., and livedhere till he was old. Even from the rough sketchof it in Aggass map, Durham House would seemto have been an Inn of some imp Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/old-and-new-london-a-narrative-of-its-history-its-people-and-its-places-ivy-bridge-lane-on-the-west-wasdurham-house-the-inn-of-the-bishops-ofdurham-one-of-the-most-interesting-of-the-oldstrand-palaces-according-to-pennant-its-originalfounder-was-anthony-de-beck-patriarch-of-jeru-salem-and-bishop-of-durham-in-the-reign-ofedward-i-it-was-rebuilt-by-thomas-hatfieldsoon-after-his-nomination-to-that-see-in-1345-hewas-secretary-of-state-to-edward-iii-and-livedhere-till-he-was-old-even-from-the-rough-sketchof-it-in-aggass-map-durham-house-would-seemto-have-been-an-inn-of-some-imp-image336892949.htmlRM2AG2PB1–. Old and new London : a narrative of its history, its people, and its places. Ivy Bridge Lane on the west wasDurham House, the Inn of the Bishops ofDurham, one of the most interesting of the oldStrand palaces. According to Pennant, its originalfounder was Anthony de Beck, Patriarch of Jeru-salem and Bishop of Durham in the reign ofEdward I. It was rebuilt by Thomas Hatfield,soon after his nomination to that see, in 1345 ; hewas Secretary of State to Edward III., and livedhere till he was old. Even from the rough sketchof it in Aggass map, Durham House would seemto have been an Inn of some imp
