Sad Fate of Roman Treasures

In 1865, Tyle Place revealed two rare Roman tombs, later disposed of, losing significant local historical treasures.

Windsor’s war effort generosity

Windsor residents raised significant funds during WWII for war projects, exceeding targets through various community initiatives.

Horace Dodge Jr. purchased St Leonards, where his mother Anna owned a famed pearl necklace originally belonging to Catherine the Great.

Annie Chapman was murdered by Jack the Ripper in Whitechapel, she had been a resident at St Leonards Hill.

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

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

Windsor Parish Church, established in the mid-12th century, has a rich history and remains a central religious site today.

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.

The Eton Excelsior Rowing Club invites suggestions for a river carnival on 16th June, meeting on 12th April.