Carfax, a historic Windsor house, served various roles through its 116 years, reflecting the changing community around it.
Carfax: The Lost House on Osborne Road
Tag: Windsor
Local History Research Day
Join us on Friday 18th for a Local History Research Day tutorial at Windsor Library from 1 pm to 4 pm.
Windsor VC Roads
The Broom Farm Estate's roads honour Victoria Cross recipients, commemorating soldiers from World War II with significant connections.
First Regular Airmail Service
Windsor's 1911 airmail experiment marked England's first scheduled airmail service, blending aviation and postal history.
Windsor Bridge
Windsor Bridge, built in the 12th century, transitioned from toll crossings to pedestrian use, ceasing vehicle access in 1970.
All Saints Church in Dedworth
All Saints Church in Dedworth features remarkable stained glass windows, originally designed by renowned pre-Raphaelite artists, now showcased in a rebuilt church.
The Isaacs Store in Peascod Street
The Isaacs family business, established in 1865, evolved from pawnbrokers to a furniture empire before ceasing in 1987.
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.
Special Royal Arrival
On June 12, 1937, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visited Windsor, celebrated with a grand procession and festivities.
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.