A special Christmas in December, 1915

In December 1915, King George V organised a grand Christmas event at Windsor Castle for local children and soldiers.

The Cranbourne Tower

Cranbourne Lodge in Windsor Great Park has a rich history, featuring notable figures and numerous renovations since the 1480s.

The conference discussed the health care of English Civil War soldiers, focusing on Windsor garrison's care practices and accounts.

The Maastricht Garden, an 18th-century baroque creation in Windsor, was rediscovered through aerial crop marks revealing its historical layout.

Frogmore House, a historic site near Windsor Castle, has hosted royals and now features expansive gardens and exhibitions.

Aerial photographs revealed Windsor Castle's lost Maastricht Garden, designed in 1713, then abandoned by 1714.

The post shares three historic views of Windsor Castle, illustrating its architectural changes over 450 years.

A new book chronicles Windsor's history and the extensive rebuilding of Windsor Castle during the early 19th century.

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

Elias Kupfermann's local history column explores Windsor's vanished buildings, notably the Castle Moat's transformation into an open sewer.