David Knight's book on Old Windsor details its rich history, family memories, and evolving social landscape throughout the ages.
Old ‘Times in Old Windsor’ by David Knight
Tag: 2016
Lost Garden in the Home Park
The Maastricht Garden, an 18th-century baroque creation in Windsor, was rediscovered through aerial crop marks revealing its historical layout.
Gems at St Leonards
In the 1930s, Anna Thompson Dodge acquired a pearl necklace once owned by Empress Catherine the Great, later auctioned for millions.
Methodist Churches in Windsor
The Alma Road Methodist Church in Windsor has evolved significantly since its establishment, reflecting over two centuries of Methodist worship history.
Frogmore House
Frogmore House, a historic site near Windsor Castle, has hosted royals and now features expansive gardens and exhibitions.
The Prior at Old Windsor
Margaret Gilson, a passionate Old Windsor historian, honoured Richard Bateman's historical Priory and its remarkable collections.
Queen Victoria’s 80th Birthday
John T Soundy was knighted by Queen Victoria on her 80th birthday, marking a notable historical event in 1899.
Evelyn Ellis – Car Pioneer
Evelyn Ellis significantly influenced early motoring in England, promoting cars and participating in key historic events like the London to Brighton run.
Windsor Parish Church
A DVD showcases church life in Windsor Parish Church during the 1960s and 70s, featuring events from Reverend Badham's tenure.
The Tarry Stone of Cookham
The Tarry Stone in Cookham is a historical Sarsen stone linked to boundaries, community events, and local lore.