Published
Published in 1983.
Front Cover
The cover drawing is The Equestrian Statue of George III in the Long Walk, Windsor Great Park, commonly known as ‘The Copper Horse’.
Contents
| Editorial (*) | Gordon Cullingham |
| George III and the First Hydrogen Balloons in England | Gordon Cullingham |
| The Windsor, Slough & District Family History Society | Barbara Bassil |
| Excerpt from “The Old Windsor Magazine”, September 1875 | Contributed by Beryly Hedges |
| Recipe – Windsor Soup | “The Colonel’s Cookbook” |
| When the War Came to Spital (*) | Valerie Bonham |
| Memories of Windsor – Number 1, ‘Shopping’ | Valerie Batt-Rawden |
| A Medieval Hearth at Knight’s Close | Luke Over |
| Imperial Service College, Windsor, and its Forerunners | Jean Kirkwood |
| The Dedworth Flying Bomb | Pamela Marson |
| Closed, but not quite – The Guildhall Museum. | Judith Hunter |
Editorial
We hope that readers will like our second Local History Journal, and wish to take this opportunity of thanking everyone who purchased a copy of our first issue. Members of the Group are working on items for Number 3 and we are always glad to receive contributions to future editions in the form of articles, letters, notes, and illustrations – old photographs are especially welcome, as are ideas for special items.
WHO CARES ABOUT LOCAL HISTORY?
We think that it is part of our heritage.
Gordon Cullingham, Chairman.
Windsor Local History Group 