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A statue of the founder of Hartford.
Russel proposed the theory of natural selection more or less at the same time as Charles Darwin. It is marked with a plaque.
Dates back to 900 AD, although only the gatehouse and some walls are remaining. The building is now the government office of Hertford Town Council, a museum, and an event space.
It was built in 1779 and designed by the noted architect, Robert Adam.
Although small, this museum in the town centre offers a fascinating range of artifacts and an oversight of the history of the town.