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Discover the Journey from Post to Post
Experience the charm of Chrishall as you embark on a unique walking adventure. Begin at one historic Post Office and conclude at another, all while uncovering fascinating local tales and insights along the way.
Walk 3 – Water, water everywhere
For a village on the top of a hill, Chrishall has a lot of water in terms of local ponds and springs. But it was only comparatively recently that mains water came to the village. Before then people relied on wells and pumps. Learn about the water system in this fascinating local walk.
Walk 5 – Medieval Chrishall and Builden End
Step right back in time with this walk that takes you round some of medieval Chrishall and then on to Builden or Building End. There is a bonus of an extra long walk up to Chishill too if you have the time.
Discover Walk 2 – The Legacy of Lettice Martin
Step back into the Tudor era and uncover the remarkable story of Lettice Martin, a woman whose generosity shaped the lives of many in her community. As you embark on this scenic journey from Chrishall to Elmdon, you’ll learn about Lettice’s enduring impact and her family ties that resonate through the ages.
Walk 4 – The Self-Sufficient village
Chrishall has long had quite surprising connections with the outside world – many connections with London for example. But for many people the village was where they lived and worked their whole lives. And it was pretty much self-sufficient. This walk covers just some of the many trades and businesses that have been in the village over the years.
Walk 6 – Discovering Chrishall During WWII
What stories lie hidden in Chrishall from the days of World War II? You might be surprised by the rich history that unfolds. Join us on this captivating walk through the village, where echoes of the past come alive and the spirit of wartime resilience can still be felt.
Brilliant idea, these walks and connecting information. Next time I am over I want to do several of the walks!