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The Croxley Green History Project website has been set up in such a way to establish a growing historical record of the parish that can be added too for future generations to access enjoy and learn from. The majority of the content as at 2015 has been collected over a period  of 25 years. To this has been added memorabilia, given, loaned or copied and reproduction improved providing as much history to make an interesting start. Hopefully this will encourage past and present residents to add  to the website.

The purpose of the website is to make available a resource for researchers, schools and families. A starting point to learn about the place in which Croxley Green residents lived and enjoyed a life of a semi urban/rural life. Much of the recent content has been kindly made available from other sources including The Archivist at The Paper Trail  Three Rivers Museum and again many local generous residents. Early photographs  made available for its content may show lost views or buildings that have been overtaken by development. The originals were  of poor quality. Many hours have been spent enhancing these to bring them up to a standard that was worthy of their original state.

It is not a website that is intended for its content to be copied and used for profit by individuals. However, should any of the content be of use for educational or local interest purposes then permission to use it should be sought from the association and if required and available an  original copy can be obtained. The CGHP does not necessarily hold the  copyright of some of the content and therefore to avoid and compromises please use the website contact form for advice.

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The contents of this website are published for your enjoyment. You may freely access and store the majority of the website’s contents on a temporary basis for the purposes of personal or private viewing, interaction or listening.

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