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CAMBRIDGE LIBRARY SERVICE
A number of years ago I discovered an invaluable resource for those of us resident in Hertfordshire. We are eligible to join the Cambridge Library Service as we live in a neighbouring county. By joining one has access not only to the physical libraries if one wishes, but also to their on-line services such as totally free access to the Times Digital Archive, and in more recent years that of the Guardian and the Observer.
Over the years I have downloaded numerous images of articles in the Times relating to Leverstock Green residents in the past, and to various properties for sale in the village. For example:
April 22nd 1924
To find out more visit their website.
http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/leisure/libraries/
and click on Join Libraries