Benington, four miles east of Stevenage, is approached through a wooded country lane, which winds upwards to the village green. Situated at the top of the green, is a duck pond, overhung by willows.
Peter’s Church, which dates from the 13th century, has a typical short Hertfordshire spike. Close to the green, is a row of 16th century cottages of timber and plaster and The Bell Inn, with its overhanging gables.
Cottages in Benington
Pound Cottage, Benington
Pound Cottage, Benington
Pound Cottage, Benington
Orchard Cottage, Benington
Orchard Cottage, Benington
May blossom, Benington
Dragons Green, Benington
Dragons Green Barn and Dragons Green, Benington
Cottages, Walkern Road, Benington
Cottages, from St. Peter’s Churchyard, Benington
Cottage, Duck Lane, Benington
Cottage, Benington
Benington
St. Peter’s Church
War Memorial, St. Peter’s Churchyard, Benington
St. Peter’s Churchyard, Benington
St. Peter’s Churchyard, Benington
St. Peter’s Church, Benington
Churchyard path, St. Peter’s Church, Benington
The Bell Pub
The Bell pub sign, Benington
The Bell pub, Benington
Duck Pond and Duck Lane
Ducks crossing Duck Lane, Benington
Ducks, Benington
Duck Pond, Benington
Duck Pond, Benington
Duck Lane, Benington
Duck Lane, Benington
Duck Lane, Benington
Duck Lane, Benington
Duck Lane, Benington
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