Transcribed from the 1905–6 Homeland Association Ltd.edition ,

Harold’s Town
And its Vicinity.

Waltham Abbey, Waltham Cross,Cheshunt,
and High Beech, Epping Forest.

A Handbook for Visitors,
BY
FREEMAN BUNTING.

WithPhotographic Illustrations
BY
J. A. C. BRANFILL.

Published under the general editorship
of Prescott Row, in co-operation withthe
Urban District Councils of Waltham,Holy
Cross and Cheshunt, by The Homeland
Association for the encouragement of Touring
in Great Britain.

Waltham Abbey: M. Cuthbert, 13, Sun Street.
,,    ,,    William Pallett, jun., The Churchyard.
Waltham Cross: P. W. Mitchell,High Street.
Cheshunt: Aug. J. Hall, 91,Turner’s Hill.
London: The HomelandAssociation, Ltd., 22, BrideLane,
Fleet Street, E.C.

FIRST EDITION, 1905–1906.

All Rights Reserved.

Ordnance Survey Map of the Country around Waltham Cross andWaltham Abbey.

Scale of One Inch to One Statute Mile,

p.2EDITORIAL NOTE.

With a view to making futureEditions of this Handbook as accurate and comprehensive aspossible, suggestions for its improvement are cordiallyinvited.  If sent to The Editor,The Homeland Association, Association House, 22, Bride Lane,Fleet Street, E.C., they will be gratefully acknowledged.

COPYRIGHT.

This Book as a whole, with its Contents, both Literary andPictorial, is Copyrighted in Great Britain.

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General.—Contracts for theinsertion of Advertisements through the whole series of HomelandHandbooks, nearly fifty volumes, circulating throughout thecountry, can be arranged on application to the GeneralManager.

p.3CONTENTS.