Queen unveils plaque in memory of heroes

The Queen unveiled a plaque at Eton College honouring heroes from the Combined Cadet Force's 150-year history.

Queen Anne’s Well

Queen Anne’s Well in Slough, renowned for its healing waters, served the royal family but is now lost to history.

Slough Town Hall's future is uncertain due to potential demolition for a new school, despite its architectural significance.

Maidenhead’s cinema history spans from early 1900s roller skating rinks to modern multi-screen complexes by 2003.

Windsor's 1911 airmail experiment marked England's first scheduled airmail service, blending aviation and postal history.

Windsor Bridge, built in the 12th century, transitioned from toll crossings to pedestrian use, ceasing vehicle access in 1970.

Queen Victoria's 1897 Diamond Jubilee visit to Slough featured grand celebrations and decorations, now mostly lost to modern development.

HERITAGE Open Days provide free public access to historic sites in Slough and Maidenhead from September 11 to 12.

Historian Elias Kupfermann will share tales and insights on Windsor's history, with his book "Vanished Windsor" releasing soon.

Elias Kupfermann's book features Windsor's Kipling Building, which housed the elephant frieze before its demolition in 1982.