A guide to St Augustine’s Churchyard The parish church of St Augustine’s is located in the Broxbourne conservation area and lies by the New River just off Station Road, Broxbourne. The church, completed around 1400, is a Grade I listed building of which there are only five in the borough. The southern chapel was erected in 1476 by Robert Stowell who later built St Margaret’s Church next to... 

The hamlet of Broxbourne from which the Borough takes its name contains St Augustine’s Church built in around 1460. This is filled with interesting tombs and memorials. Behind the church is the restored Broxbourne Mill, first mentioned in 1086 in the Doomsday Book. One of the principal features is the Monson Alms Houses built of red brick in 1728, 97-99 High Road, part of which dates from the...