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Waterend Barn This Barn was originally built at the end of the sixteenth century at Waterend House, near Wheathampstead, the childhood home of Sarah Jennings, Duchess of John, Duke of Marlborough, the victor of Blenheim. Waterend afterwards passed from the Jennings family and eventually became a farm on the Brocket Estate. In the year 1938 Waterend House was once more made into a private residence by Lord Brocket, and the Barn, which greatly obscured the view, being no longer required for its former purpose, was brought to St Albans and re-erected, and now forms part of Waterend Barn Restaurant. Come to the Waterend Barn to forget the bustle of modern life and enoy excellent cuisine in the comfort of old-world surroundings. This spacious building, with a floor-space in excess of 3,000 sq ft, is also available for private Dinners, Dances, Wedding Receptions and Banquets. Celebrate your anniversaries at Saturday evening Dinner Dances which are held throughout the year. Thrales Ltd WATEREND BARN RESTAURANT ST PETER'S STREET, ST ALBANS 3 doors from Post Office. Phone 53477