Burnham Abbey, founded in 1266, experienced various alterations, ownership changes, and restoration before the Society of the Precious Blood moved in 1916.
Burnham Abbey
Tag: 2015
Books and Windlesora
Two recommended last-minute gifts for local history enthusiasts are "Royal Windsor" book and "Windlesora" journal.
Special Royal Arrival
On June 12, 1937, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visited Windsor, celebrated with a grand procession and festivities.
The Stabmonk at Chalvey
The Chalvey Stabmonk is a story, mostly of legend, of an organ grinder that had a wake for his monkey which became an annual event.
A brief history of Sheet Street / Kings Road
Kings Road, originally part of Sheet Street, evolved from medieval origins to elegant terraces in the 19th century.
Dorney Court
Dorney Court, a Grade I Listed manor, has historical significance and has served as a film location for various productions.
The Red Lion in Langley
The Red Lion in Langley, originally a church house from the 17th century, has a rich historical legacy.
St George’s School
St George's School, founded in the 14th century, has evolved significantly, admitting girls in the 1990s and flourishing today.
19th century farming at Eton Wick
The article reflects on lost Eton Wick traditions, showcasing farming practices and memories from the 1890s.
Windsor Central Station
The Slough to Windsor branch line opened in 1849, despite Eton's opposition, and underwent several changes and closures.