The Windsor Martyrs

One of Windsor's saddest events: the story of the five Windsor Protestant Martyrs burnt at the stake.

Windsor General Dispensary

The Windsor General Dispensary, founded for the poor, evolved into King Edward VII Hospital, enhancing local medical care significantly.

The Committee expresses gratitude to officials and volunteers for their help with the Coronation River Carnival.

The River Carnival by Eton Excelsior Rowing Club drew thousands, featuring illuminated boats, races, and festive entertainment.

Carfax, a historic Windsor house, served various roles through its 116 years, reflecting the changing community around it.

A blue plaque honouring Mariquita Tennant, a 19th-century widow who helped abused women, was unveiled in Windsor.

Windsor's Great Cedar, standing since the 1790s, has faced multiple threats, yet remains a beloved local landmark.

Fanny Burney and Mary Delany were honoured with a plaque unveiling at Windsor Castle, celebrating their legacy and friendship.

A new book celebrates the 200th anniversary of the Windsor and Eton Express, detailing its early history and stories.

"Windsor Through Time features 180 images portraying Windsor's past and present, showcasing the town's historical transformation."