St George's School, founded in the 14th century, has evolved significantly, admitting girls in the 1990s and flourishing today.
Tag: Windsor
Public hangings in Windsor
In years gone-by, the Market Place at the Guildhall was a place for public executions.
The Cranbourne Tower
Cranbourne Lodge in Windsor Great Park has a rich history, featuring notable figures and numerous renovations since the 1480s.
Health and welfare of English Civil War soldiers
The conference discussed the health care of English Civil War soldiers, focusing on Windsor garrison's care practices and accounts.
The House of Mercy was born
Mariquita Tennant, a social reformer, established a refuge for vulnerable women in Clewer, contributing significantly to their welfare until 2002.
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.
Queen Victoria’s 80th Birthday
John T Soundy was knighted by Queen Victoria on her 80th birthday, marking a notable historical event in 1899.
Windsor Parish Church
A DVD showcases church life in Windsor Parish Church during the 1960s and 70s, featuring events from Reverend Badham's tenure.










