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Tag: 2011

History of Windsorian Coaches

Elias Kupfermann is digitising Windsor's travel company history, detailing its evolution from Edwardian motor coaches to present.

Ken Sutherland 26th July 202624th August 2026

Queen opens the Windsor Museum

The Windsor and Royal Borough Museum was officially opened by The Queen, showcasing the town's rich historical collection.

Ken Sutherland 26th July 202624th August 2026

We will remember them

Slough plans to replace its fading war memorial, ensuring all fallen soldiers are honoured and remembered.

Ken Sutherland 25th July 202624th August 2026

Windsor during the Civil War

Elias Kupfermann's PhD research uncovers Windsor's Civil War history, revealing castle mutinies and looted treasures under John Venn.

Ken Sutherland 25th July 202624th August 2026

Christmas Cards of A. Y. Nutt

Elias Kupfermann wishes readers a merry Christmas, reflecting on winter scenes of Windsor and local history.

Ken Sutherland 25th July 202624th August 2026

Information about “Vanished Windsor”

Elias Kupfermann's "Vanished Windsor" raises funds for the museum while documenting Windsor's lost heritage and buildings.

Ken Sutherland 25th July 202624th August 2026

Butler & Bowden Drapers Store

Geoff Doe shared his grandfather's diary and scrapbook, revealing insights into Butler & Bowden's shop and its fire disaster.

Ken Sutherland 25th July 202624th August 2026

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