Good for a pub crawl or just spending the entire night in one boozer with your mates, Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamsted, Tring and the villages in Dacorum have always boasted a great selection of pubs.
But, sadly over the years, some of our beloved pubs have been converted into takeaways, shops or bulldozed to make way for another development or residential use.
Here we feature a small selection - there are plenty more - courtesy of The Lost Pubs Project.
Hopefully, it will bring back some memories.
5. The Bull
The Bull was situated at 1 Chipperfield Road, Bovingdon. This pub is the subject of a planning application involving demolition and replacement with new residential units. Photo: Stephen Harris
6. The Royal Oak
The Royal Oak was situated on The Street, Chipperfield. This pub closed in 2015 and is now used as an Indian restaurant. Photo: Movement80
7. The Chequers
The Chequers was situated on London Road, Flamstead. This grade-II listed building closed in the 1950s and is now used as a private house. Photo: Bernard Lamb
8. The Anchor (The Leinster)
The Anchor was situated on Beechfield Road, Hemel Hempstead. This pub was known as The Leinster at time of closure in 2012 and has now been demolished. Photo: Bernard Lamb