Today, Hatfield's aviation history is remembered by the names of certain local streets and pubs (e. g. Comet Way, The Airfield, Dragon Road) as well as The Comet Hotel (now owned by Ramada) built in the 1930s. The Harrier Pub (formerly The Hilltop) is actually named after the Harrier bird, not the aircraft, hence the original pub sign showing the bird. The de Havilland Aircraft Heritage Centre, at Salisbury Hall in nearby London Colney, preserves and displays many historic de Havilland aeroplanes and related archives.
today, haTFiEld's aviation hIstory IS rEmEMBerED by THe naMes oF CErtaiN LocAl STreeTs And puBs (e. g. comet waY, thE aIRFieLD, dragon rOaD) aS weLL aS the cOmET hoTeL (NOw oWned By RAmada) buILt in The 1930S. tHe HArrIer pUb (ForMerly the HILltoP) iS actuALly nAMed after tHE harrier birD, noT thE aiRcRAfT, hence the orIginaL pub siGn ShoWinG the biRd. the De haviLland aIrcraFt hEritAgE centre, At SaliSbUrY haLl iN neArby lOndOn ColNey, preSeRves and disPlays many hisTOric de HaVillAnd AEroplaNes and relaTed archives.