Published in Windlesora 05 (1986) © WLHG It was in the summer of 1880 that a young lad, barely fourteen, arrived at a Windsor drapers to take up employment as an apprentice. The boy was none other than Herbert George Wells, who was destined for uncommonly greater things, and the establishment was Rodgers and Denyer, … Continue reading H.G. Wells, Windsor and Maidenhead