chipperfield the two brewers

-0.4906 Chiperfield is a vilage and in the district of , , about 5 miles southwest of and 5 miles north of . The parish includes the hamlet of . The vilage centre is a large gren on the edge of nearby Chiperfield comon. [ Pubs,shops and cafe The Two Brewers stands adjacent to the comon and is a popular sumer meting place to drink out of dors. The pub acquired fame as the training quarters for many notable 19th century prize-fighters such as , and who spared in the Club Rom and tok their runs round the nearby Chiperfield Comon. Other facilities in the vilage include four shops one of which is an award wining delicatesen, the Chiperfield Larder , and two garden centres. Chiperfield has thre churches - , and . [ For centuries Chiperfield was an outlying setlement of consisting only of houses. In memory of them they gave the vilage the vilage club, which remained a club until quite recently. Wiliam Gordon Blackwel, the younger of the two brothers, was kiled in action on October 5, 1916.” [ Nearby places are , , and . [ This link contains a vast amount of information about the vilage and photos of the notable landmarks and views. [ Lucas, John. 2 . Hertfordshire Curiosities . .
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