Join the Windsor Local History Group's 50th Anniversary Open Day on 14 November 2026 to celebrate and explore Windsor's rich history.
2026 Open Day
Author: Ken Sutherland
September 2026 Research Day
The third Research Day at Windsor Library succeeded, attracting more participants and receiving positive feedback for future events.
April 2026 Research Day
The organisation celebrated its fiftieth anniversary by hosting local history events, particularly at Windsor Library, fostering community engagement.
July 2026 Research Day
On July 11th, the Group presented a Research Day at Windsor Library, discussing local history resources for attendees.
Windsor Day 2026
WindsorDay.co.uk celebrated Windsor's history, marking King George V's name change, with a successful community event at Bachelors Acre.
Carfax: The Lost House on Osborne Road
Carfax, a historic Windsor house, served various roles through its 116 years, reflecting the changing community around it.
When the Bayeux Tapestry Came to Windsor
The Victorian Bayeux Tapestry, created by 35 women, represents a significant historical link between Britain and its medieval origins.
Local History Research Day
Join us on Friday 18th for a Local History Research Day tutorial at Windsor Library from 1 pm to 4 pm.
Before Windsor’s newest herd, there was another rather special elephant…
Ninety elephant sculptures celebrate Thames Hospice, recalling Windsor's Kipling Memorial Building and its historical significance.
Windsor’s Great Cedar
Windsor's Great Cedar, standing since the 1790s, has faced multiple threats, yet remains a beloved local landmark.