What is the connection between

the Viceroy's House in New Delhi, Knebworth Golf Club, the Cenotaph in Whitehall, Homewood in Knebworth, the Imperial War Graves Commission, Johannesburg Art Gallery, St Martin's Church in Knebworth, Hampstead Garden Suburb, the British Embassy in Washington, the Lytton Arms Public House, Queen Mary's Dolls' House in Windsor Castle and the pollarded lime trees in the Sunken Lawn at Knebworth House?

Are you intrigued?

Well, come and find out more about a remarkable Architect:

Sir Edwin Lutyens

        Dr Mervyn Miller will give his talk

"Lutyens in Hertfordshire"
 on
Friday 26th March 2004
in
St Martin's Church,
Knebworth

Doors open at 7.45

Tickets cost £5 for members of KTA and £7 for non-members.

This includes a drink and an opportunity to meet socially afterwards in the Church Hall next door.

Joy Hall, Chairman.