This sign hangs above the village war memorial (below), and says

'Hertil in the Doomsday book of the Fee of Conisbro. First church built by William de Warrene son in law of the Conqueror 1078 AD restored 1310 AD.
This street is part of 'Harthill walk' in Scotts Ivanhoe. Church contains tombs of Earl Danby, Duke of Leeds and some of his descendants.
Old map of village dated 1745 shows holders of every house and field very full of old registers. Unique history in village school.
This sign of oak was erected by the Kiveton Park Rural District Council to commemorate the coronation of their majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth May 12th 1937.'

The war memorial is shown below...

Features

• A harthill war wedding - 1916
• Blue Bell pub, built 1923
• The Beehive (pub), built 1700?
• All Hallows church, started 1085 A.D.
• Interior of All Hallows
• Comet Hale-Bopp, April 1997
• Harthill Ponds
• Coronation sign and war memorial
• Harthill Primary School + list of attendees 1875
• Thomas Osbourne, 1st Duke of Leeds
• Lady Ann Osbourne
• A list of 'chief inhabitants' of Harthill\Wales-Kiveton\Woodall 1833
• Woodall street photos
• Diaries of a Harthill and Whitwell farming family 1861-1899
• Woodall Services M1 motorway
• Pebley ponds and pub

See also

Railway map 1915

Residents of Harthill with Woodall, and Wales-Kiveton - Poll Tax 1379

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