Corpus Christi, Langdon Street, Tring (Roman Catholic)
On the western edge of the town centre, the basis of the building is from 1912 and designed by a C. Green. A tower and south aisle were added in the 1960s by George Mathers. Reconstruction in 1995-99 by Anthony Delarue turned the church by 180 degrees and added a new aisle.
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All Saints, Long Marston
Replacing the old church in Chapel Lane, it lies at the north end of the village street. It was designed by Carpenter and Ingelow and built in 1882-83.. the west end was added 1907-08. The building incorporates remains of the old church and an arcade from Tring parish church.
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All Saints old church, Chapel Lane, Long Marston
Off to one side of the village and almost hidden by trees lies the preserved 15th century tower of All saints church. The church was replaced by the new church on the main village road. The body of the church was demolished in 1883.
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St Cross, Wilstone
In the centre of the village and distinctly unfinished. It was built 1877-78. The west end was extended and converted to provide kitchen facilities in 2000. As with several churches in the area Carpenter and Ingelow submitted plans and I assume were the architects despite their being rejected for an ICBS grant.
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Berkhamsted School Chapel
An independent school just off the town centre. The chapel lays alongside the road and was designed by Charles Henry Rew and built in 1894-95.
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Haileybury School chapel
South of Hertford Heath a large public school whose site is crossed by several rights of way. The domed chapel was added in 1876-77 by Arthur Blomfield. An apse was added in 1936 by Herbert Baker who also remodelled the interior
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Carmelite Monastery, Ware Park (Roman Catholic)
Down a private road in open countryside between Hertford and Ware (accessed from Ware). The nuns moved here, to a large house, in 1958 and added a chapel.
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St Mary Magdalene – Marlin Chapel, Northchurch
Hidden away at the junction of two rather muddy footpaths just west of Marlin Chapel Farm 3km west of Berkhamsted. All that remains are the four corners of the chapel covered in ivy and surrounded by nettles. It is thought to have been built in the 13th century but was never parochial.
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St Mary & St Joseph, St Johns Road, Boxmoor
Serving western Hemel Hempstead. The church dates from 1898 (Blessed Sacrament Chapel), extended in 1900 (sacristy), 1903 (chapel extended), 1938 (further extension by A. H. Archard of Marshall & Archard) and 1951 (sanctuary and further extension by Archard Partners).
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 