The A-to-Z of Yeovil's History

• Hacker's Plot - High Street

• Half Moon Inn - Silver Street

• Hammond, Joseph (1796-1854)

• Hammond & Pickford - Glove Manufacturers

• Hancock & Co - Clockmakers

• Hancock & Cox - Clockmakers

• Hancock & Son - Clockmakers & Silversmiths

• Hancock, James - Clockmaker

• Hancock, James & Co - Clockmakers

• Hancock, John White - Clockmaker

• Hand, George Monck - Photographer

• Hann Family - Fishmongers & Hairdressers

• Hannam, Josiah - Ironmonger of the Borough

• Hannam's Lane

• Harbin Castle

• Harbin, George (1800-1880) of Newton

• Harbin, John (1560-1638) of Newton

• Harbin, John (1614-1664) of Newton

• Harbin, Robert (1526-1621) of Newton

• Harbin, Robert (1588-1658) of Newton

• Harbin, Swayne (1718-1781) of Newton

• Harbin, William (1654-1705) of Newton

• Harbin, Wyndham (1685-1740) of Newton

• Harbin, Wyndham (1761-1837) of Newton

• Harfield Terrace - Addlewell Lane

• Hart - Middle Street

• Hawkin's Court

• Hawkins & Jesty - Glove Manufacturers

• Hawkins, Jesty & Ricketts - Glove Mfrs

• Hawkins, William - took gloving to America

• Hayne, John Coombs - Butcher

• Hayward, Thomas - Tailor & Beerhouse Keeper

• Heard & Co - Glove Manufacturers

• Heart of Oak - Westminster Street

• Heaven

• Hedditch, Hannah - Umbrella Maker

• Hedditch, Silas - Umbrella Maker

• Hellam Path

• Helliar, Edwin - Chemist & Seedsman

• Hell's Gate - Borough

• Hendford

• Hendford Bridge

• Hendford Glove Co - South Street

• Hendford Halt

• Hendford Hill

• Hendford Hotel

• Hendford House - Hendford

• Hendford Lodge - Hendford

• Hendford Manor

• Hendford Manor Coach House

• Hendford, Manor of

• Hendford Manor Lodge

• Hendford, No 1 (east side)

• Hendford, Nos 3 & 5 (east side)

• Hendford, No 15 (Flower's House)

• Hendford, No 16 (Cottage Café)

• Hendford, No 17 (Ayr Villa)

• Hendford, No 66

• Hendford, No 68

• Hendford, No 70 - Hendford Vicarage

• Hendford, No 72

• Hendford Park

• Hendford Station

• Hendford Stream

• Hendford Tavern - Brunswick Street

• Hendford Terrace

• Hendford Vicarage

• Henning, Edmund - Common Brewer

• Hewish

• Hicks, Frederick J - Watch & Clock Maker

• Higdon & Son - Ironmongers of Middle Street

• Higdon, Herbert - Ironmonger

• Higham, Robert - Reckleford School Headmaster

• Higher Farm - Preston Plucknett

• Higher Kingston

• Higher Larkhill Lane

• Higher Three Cups - Middle Street

• Highmore, John Noake - Land Owner

• High Street

• High Street, Nos 1a & 1b (north side)

• High Street, No 8 (north side)

• High Street, No 8a (north side)

• High Street, No 9 (north side)

• High Street, Nos 24 & 25 (south side)

• Hill's Carriage Works

• Hill & Boll Carriage Builders

• Hill, Harry Albert Simmons - Ironmonger

• Hill, John - Glove Manufacturer & Mayor

• Hillon Path

• Hill, Sawtell & Co - Ironmongers

• History Walks

• HMS Yeovil

• Hoare's Yard - Middle Street

• Hog Market

• Holcote House - Mudford Road

• Hole in the Wall - Wine Street

• Hollands Farm Inn - Mudford Road

• Hollands House - Yeovil College Campus

• Hollands Inn - Mudford Road

• Holley, AE & Co - Glove Manufacturers

• Holley, Albert Edwin - Glove Manufacturer

• Holy Trinity church - Peter Street

• Home Guard

• Home Guard Weapons

• Hook, CJ & Sons - Middle Street Supply Store

• Hop Pole - Back Kingston

• Hop Vine Inn - Back Kingston

• Horse Pool - Rackleford

• Horses (Corporation)

• Horses Lane

• Horsey Lane

• Horsey, Sir John (d1546)

• Horsey, Sir John (1510-1564)

• Hospital 1 - General Dispensary

• Hospital 2 - Fiveways

• Hospital 3 - Isolation

• Hospital 4 - Newnam Hall

• Hospital 5 - General

• Hospital 6 - District

• Hospital 7 - Summerlands

• Hound Stone - boundary marker stone

• Houndstone Camp

• Household Goods Sale, 1520

• How old is that building?

• Huish

• Huish Gardens

• Huish Glove Co

• Huish Lane

• Huish Public Baths

• Huish Swimming Pool

• Hull, William - Glover and Author

• Hundred Stone

• Hunt, Joseph & Son - Glove Manufacturers

• Hunt, William Senior (1811-1905)

• Hunt, William Junior (1845-1929)

• Hyneford

Huish, looking west, showing Crown Buildings being demolished. Photographed in 1955.