Views of the Past — 2010

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Views of the Past explores Windsor and surrounding communities in 2010 through buildings, people, landmarks and local history. Articles produced by Elias Kupfermann and published by the Slough Observer.

  • Looking Back With Elias

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    Published: 30 July 2010

    Source: Slough Observer
    Volume: Views of the Past

    Historian Elias Kupfermann will share tales and insights on Windsor’s history, with his book “Vanished Windsor” releasing soon.

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  • Castle moat used as a sewer

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    Published: 6 August 2010

    Source: Slough Observer
    Volume: Views of the Past

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

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  • The Kipling Building in Alma Road

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    Published: 13 August 2010

    Source: Slough Observer
    Volume: Views of the Past

    Elias Kupfermann’s book features Windsor’s Kipling Building, which housed the elephant frieze before its demolition in 1982.

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  • Heritage Open Days 2010

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    Published: 3 September 2010

    Source: Slough Observer
    Volume: Views of the Past

    HERITAGE Open Days provide free public access to historic sites in Slough and Maidenhead from September 11 to 12.

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  • Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee

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    Published: 10 September 2010

    Source: Slough Observer
    Volume: Views of the Past

    Queen Victoria’s 1897 Diamond Jubilee visit to Slough featured grand celebrations and decorations, now mostly lost to modern development.

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  • Windsor Bridge

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    Published: 17 September 2010

    Source: Slough Observer
    Volume: Views of the Past

    Windsor Bridge, built in the 12th century, transitioned from toll crossings to pedestrian use, ceasing vehicle access in 1970.

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  • First Regular Airmail Service

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    Published: 24 September 2010

    Source: Slough Observer
    Volume: Views of the Past

    Windsor’s 1911 airmail experiment marked England’s first scheduled airmail service, blending aviation and postal history.

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  • Maidenhead Cinemas

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    Published: 8 October 2010

    Source: Slough Observer
    Volume: Views of the Past

    Maidenhead’s cinema history spans from early 1900s roller skating rinks to modern multi-screen complexes by 2003.

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  • Slough Town Hall

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    Published: 22 October 2010

    Source: Slough Observer
    Volume: Views of the Past

    Slough Town Hall’s future is uncertain due to potential demolition for a new school, despite its architectural significance.

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  • Queen Anne’s Well

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    Published: 29 October 2010

    Source: Slough Observer
    Volume: Views of the Past

    Queen Anne’s Well in Slough, renowned for its healing waters, served the royal family but is now lost to history.

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