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Old Ascot Fire Station image, Touch for more information
By Stephen Palmer, April 30, 2023
Old Ascot Fire Station
1 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Ascot — Old Ascot Fire Station
A.D. 1902 This building was erected by voluntary contributions in commemoration of the coronation of King Edward VII Map (db m221702) HM
2 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Bracknell — Bracknell and District War Memorial
In memory of the men of Bracknell and District who gave their lives for King and Country in the Great War 1914 - 1919 "Greater Love Hath No Man Than This" - And in the World War 1939-1945 - Saith the Angel "These are they that have . . . Map (db m216573) WM
3 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Bracknell — Extracts From The History Of Bracknell
Between 200 BC and 40 AD: 'Caesar's Camp' hillfort built by the Celts. 10th Century: 'Braccan Heal' first mentioned, in an Anglo-Saxon charter 1463 Old Bracknell mentioned in a Goring charter. 1607 Norden's map of Windsor Forest shows . . . Map (db m217585) HM
4 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Bracknell — Lily Hill ParkLily Hill House — '..was built as a 'moderately sized gentleman's residence...' —
It was originally believed that Lily Hill House was built sometime between 1849 and the early 1850s as 'a moderately sized gentleman's residence’. However letters were discovered from Henry William Vincent (who owned the estate between 1833-1865) . . . Map (db m236221) HM
5 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Bracknell — Royal National Lifeboat Institution
This tree was presented by the Bracknell & District Branch of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the formation of the lifeboat service 1824-1974Map (db m240382) HM
6 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Bracknell — Welcome to Lily Hill Park
The Seats and Mansions of Berkshire (c. 1865) Lily Hill House "Lily Hill, the seat and property of Henry W. Vincent Esq. This prettily varied little place is said to have been, at the end of the last century, an alehouse on the edge of . . . Map (db m236024) HM
7 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Chavey Down — Henry Beaucourt Skyrme
In memory of Henry Beaucourt Skyrme Flying Officer R.A.F. Who did not return from his last operational flight in the service of his country 16 January 1941 Per ardua ad astra Map (db m218018) HM WM
8 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Chavey Down — Honouring the Men and Boys from Chavey Down - World War I
Who gave their lives in the Great War 1914 - 1918 Bertie Boult George Edward Brant Robert Alfred Brown Frederick Arthur Chaplin Christopher George Elwick George Stevens Faithfull Albert Francis Gale William King George . . . Map (db m216595) WM
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9 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Chavey Down — Honouring the Men and Boys from Chavey Down - World War II
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10 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Cookham — Causeway Bridge
This bridge was presented by Mrs Balfour Allan as a thank offering for many happy years residence in Cookham and in affectionate remembrance of her husband Edward Kay for he loved the place This bridge was presented to the inhabitants of . . . Map (db m228397) HM
11 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Cookham — Cookham War Memorial
1914-1919 C Ayres • B Barker • R A Bayley • E H Belk • W J Comley • F H Coleshill • P L Cox • G H Dennis • W Earle • R J F Ellis • W K B Ellis • A E Emmett • G Emmett • J Emmett • W M Emmett • S S Buss • L W . . . Map (db m231976) WM
12 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Cookham — Sir Stanley SpencerCBE RA
1891-1959 Born & Lived HereMap (db m233121) HM
13 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Cookham — The Tarry Stone
At which sports were held before 1506 After many travels was returned to this its ancient site in 1937Map (db m231972) HM
14 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Cookham — Welcome to Bell Rope Meadow
It is thought that the name Bell Rope Meadow originated from the meadow's past use, as a 'ropewalk'. All rope starts out as bundles of fibres, made into threads and stands and then into string or twine. Thick string is called cord. Rope is made by . . . Map (db m231969) HM
15 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Datchet — Datchet War Memorial
This monument is erected by inhabitants of Datchet to commemorate the Great War of 1914-1919 and the glorious victory of the British forces and their Allies by sea, on land, and in the air over the combined forces of Germany. Austria, . . . Map (db m230622) WM
16 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Datchet — Jubilee Cross
To the Glory of God and in Commemoration of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria completing 60 years of her reign 1837-1897 “Many daughters have done virtuously but thou excellest all” Prov. XL. V. 29. Silver Jubilee Queen . . . Map (db m230612) HM
17 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Eton — Eton Porny School
This building & schools adjoining for the instruction of boys and girls of Eton Parish were erected in the year 1812 under the sanction on Chancery in pursuance of the will of Mark Antony Porny former French Master of Eton School; who died May . . . Map (db m217575) HM
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18 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Eton Wick — Eton Wick and Boveney War Memorial
In memory of the parishioners of Eton Wick and Boveney whose names are recorded on this cross. They gave their lives for their country in the Great War 1914 - 1919. Passing from the strife of the world into the peace of God. Remember also . . . Map (db m220604) WM
19 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Eton Wick — Eton Wick War Memorial
To the glory of God and the memory of the men of Eton Wick who gave their lives for their country 1939 - 1945 Stanley Bond † Clifford Archibald Chew Omar Alfred Browne † Thomas Henry Flint William Walter Farmer † Thomas McMurray . . . Map (db m220078) WM
20 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Hungerford — William and Mary
On 7th December 1688 William of Orange arrived at The Bear on his march from Torbay to London meeting here on the morning of the 8th James Il's Commissioners Lords Halifax, Godolphin and Nottingham Hungerford Celebration 1688 - 1988Map (db m229486) HM
21 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Boulter's Weir
The weir is the latest in a series built here over the last 600 years. Early weirs were solid banks of interwoven stakes filled with stones built across the river. No-one is sure who built these first weirs but millers, fishermen and boatmen all . . . Map (db m231922) HM
22 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Chapel Arches
Rebuilt in 1825 and named for the Chapel of St Andrew and St Mary Magdalene founded c1270 which once stood in the middle of the road to the west of the bridge. Map (db m220150) HM
23 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Diana Dors1931 - 1984
English Actress opened the popular "El Tucan" café here in 1955. A toucan sculpture was commissioned by Shanly Homes in 2020 and created by father and son artists Brian and George Fell.Map (db m220439) HM
24 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Maidenhead Boundary WalkBeating The Bounds
"Beating the Bounds" at Rogantide had a spiritual significance. Beating the stones was intended to frighten evil spirits away. Before the 1934 Boundary Stones were installed, it was traditional for beaters to drive in squared- headed nails with the . . . Map (db m231923) HM
25 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Maidenhead Bridge
Maidenhead's first bridge was built about 1280. In 1400 earls in rebellion against King Henry IV fought a three day battle here. The Guild of St. Andrew & St Mary Magdalene (founded 1451), who were the forerunners of the Bridgemasters and the . . . Map (db m223840) HM
26 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Maidenhead Floods 1947
This tablet records the grateful thanks of the people of Maidenhead for the kindness and generosity of those in all parts of the world who gave help during and after the disastrous floods of March 1947 Osmund Frank - MayorMap (db m231666) HM
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27 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Maidenhead Town Centre
One of the Maidenhead's most distinctive modern buildings, the Library opened in 1973 and its adjacent Maudsley Memorial Garden two years later. Both have been Grade II listed since 2005, reflecting their architectural and social importance to . . . Map (db m231971) HM
28 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Prize Pig
Part of Maidenhead's Chapel Arches was once a thriving pig farm, Hines Meadow, renowned for its award-winning Berkshire' pigs. King David, the farm's prize pig is buried on the Hines Meadow Roundabout and members of the Hine family still live in . . . Map (db m220440) HM
29 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Richard Dimbleby CBE1913-1965
Journalist, war correspondent and television presenter Lived in Mill Head Boulters IslandMap (db m224210) HM
30 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Royal Stag
The Royal hunting pack used to meet annually in Maidenhead on Easter Mondays. One particularly special Royal stag, known as Ceterwayd, was protected by the crown. Riders would endeavour to touch the animal during the hunt as a symbol of their . . . Map (db m231970) HM
31 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — The Greyhound Inn
Site of The Greyhound Inn, where in July 1647 King Charles I met his children James, Duke of York, Henry, Duke of Gloucester and Princess Elizabeth. This was arranged by the Parliamentary leader, Sir Thomas Fairfax. The local people decked the . . . Map (db m220165) HM
32 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Welcome to Bridge Gardens
The Ada Lewis Memorial This memorial was originally erected in 1908 in memory of local benefactor Ada Lewis, and was used as a drinking trough for passing horses during the days of heavy horse-coach traffic over the Maidenhead Bridge. Ada . . . Map (db m231494) HM
33 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — Welcome to Ray Mill Island
The Island's name dates from when the Ray family managed a flour mill here. Maidenhead Borough Council acquired the site in 1950 from the Conservators of the River Thames. As you crossed the wooden bridge onto the Island you may have noticed . . . Map (db m224213) HM
34 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Maidenhead — York Road Football Ground
York Road is believed by the FA to be the oldest senior football ground continuously used by the same club. Maidenhead FC played their first game on this ground on 16th February 1871. Map (db m220149) HM
35 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Newbury — Cloth Hall
This Ancient Cloth Hall was repaired by public subscription as a memorial to Queen Victoria Ano Dom 1902Map (db m234174) HM
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36 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Newbury — Elsie Lilly Kimber (1889-1954)
This building, called "Kimber's Corner" was from 1906 the site of Kimber's Grocers and Provision Merchants, the birthplace and home of Elsie Lilly Kimber (1889-1954) the first female Mayor of Newbury since the Council was created in 1596. . . . Map (db m234175) HM
37 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Newbury — Old Town Hall
These offices were built upon half of the site formerly occupied by the old Town Hall which was erected in the year 1742 and demolished in 1900. The front of the old building was parallel with this wall and stood out a distance of 16 feet beyond . . . Map (db m234176) HM
38 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — Abbey QuarterAbbey Gateway
This gateway divided the monks' private living quarters from the more public areas of the abbey. In the 1560s, Queen Elizabeth I turned the abbot's house, which stood just through the gateway, into a royal palace. After Elizabeth's death, the . . . Map (db m241888) HM
39 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — Abbey QuarterAbbey Ruins
You're standing in what used to be the practical, service end of Reading Abbey. In the yard surrounding you was a dormitory where abbey servants or guests slept, the refectory (dining hall) where monks ate their meals, and the abbey kitchen. The . . . Map (db m241890) HM
40 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — Abbey QuarterForbury Gardens
You are now entering Forbury Gardens. In medieval times this was a rough patch of open ground, where horses grazed and pilgrims waited for services at the abbey church. At this time it was known as 'the Forbury'. The Forbury became a town park . . . Map (db m242648) HM
41 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — In Memory Of Henry West
Who lost his life in a whirlwind at the Great Western Railway Station Reading on the 24th March 1840 Aged 24 Years Sudden the change, in a moment fell and had not time to bid my friends farewell, Yet hushed be all complaint, 'tis sweet, 'tis . . . Map (db m218890) HM
42 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — Laurenthes Braag
To the Memory of Laurenthes Braag a Danish Merchant born in the land of St Croix in the West Indies 21 July 1783 and died as a Prisoner of War on Parole in Reading the 3 of Sept. 1808 in the 26th Year of his Age. He lived esteemed and beloved by . . . Map (db m230484) HM WM
43 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — Men of Reading and Berkshire
The Glorious Dead 1914 - 1918 1939 - 1945 To the honoured memory of the men of Reading and Berkshire who gave their lives for King and Country during the Great WarsMap (db m216275) WM
44 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — Phoebe Cusden MBE
Phoebe Cusden MBE (1887 - 1981) lived here from 1927 to 1980 As Mayor of Reading she co-founded the Reading-Dusseldorf Association in 1947 Educationalist - Peace campaigner - Socialist - Feminist - Borough CouncillorMap (db m216055) HM
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45 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — Quakers in Reading
In the early years of Quakerism there were many inspirational ministers, including most notably George Fox (1624-1691). Quakers first arrived in Reading in 1654. They met at the home of Thomas Curtis who ran a woolen draper's shop at a site . . . Map (db m230051) HM
46 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — Simeon Monument
Erected and lighted for ever, at the expence of Edward Simeon Esqr. as a mark of affection to his native town. A.D. 1804. Lancelot Austwick Esqr. Mayor.Map (db m230046) HM
47 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — St Giles' War Shrine
AD 1914 - 1919 In Memory of those who have given their lives for their King and Country Grant them O Lord eternal rest and let light perpetual shine upon them Map (db m230043) WM
48 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — The Hospitium
The building opposite was once Reading Abbey's Hospitium (guesthouse). Pilgrims and other visitors to Reading could stay here for two nights, for free, so long as they went to services at the abbey church. The dormitories were in the building . . . Map (db m230554) HM
49 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading — WWII Bombing of Reading
To honour the memory of those who lost their lives as a result of the bombs that fell in this area on 10 February 1943Map (db m230044) HM WM
50 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Reading, Caversham — John Lennon & Paul McCartney
John Lennon & Paul McCartney played their only gig as 'The Nerk Twins' at the Fox & Hounds on 23rd April 1960Map (db m216052) HM
51 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Staines-upon-Thames — Coal Duty Post
This City of London Coal Duty Post originally erected in the mid 19th century near Wyrardisbury Station was re-erected here in 1979 by Meadhurst Club and Wraybury History Group 14 & 15 VICT CAP 146 Map (db m232555) HM
52 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Twyford — Twyford War Memorial
To the glory of God, and in grateful memory of the men of Twyford who fell in the Great War. “Their name liveth for evermore” 1914 A.A.G. Evans, 1st. Royal Berks H.G. Franklin, 1st. Gren Guards A.E Hunt, Royal Navy France. Belgium. . . . Map (db m220441) WM
53 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Warfield — Edmund's Green Orchard
Edmund's Green Community Orchard has been establed to benefit the local community. We have lost over 60% of our orchards since the 1960s, so establishing new ones is a positive step towards addressing the decline. This orchard contains a number . . . Map (db m222571) HM
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54 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Warfield — Goddard WayThomas Lawrence Brickworks
Lawrence Hill, Warfield was named after TLB's founder Thomas Lawrence (1824-1901). Thomas Lawrence and Sons thrived and is said to have produced ten million bricks per year in the 1890s. Bracknell bricks were transported by cart and rail . . . Map (db m219500) HM
55 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Warfield — The ChestnutsWarfield Park
Tree-mendous! The Chestnuts offer a range of places for wildlife to shelter in and forage for food. The giant chestnut trees have been growing for over 200 years, originally planted to line a route through Warfield Park. Now, these old trees . . . Map (db m222558) HM
56 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Warfield — The Warfield Ice HouseThe Chestnuts
What is an Icehouse? Icehouses are buildings that were traditionally used to store ice throughout the year before the invention of the refrigerator. These types of buildings were first introduced to Britain around 1660. They were often . . . Map (db m222552) HM
57 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — 2015 - Magna Carta 800th Anniversary
Magna Carta, which means 'The Great Charter', is one of the most important documents in history as it established the principle that everyone is subject to the law, even the king, and guarantees the rights of individuals, the right to justice and . . . Map (db m230608) HM
58 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Alexandra Gardens
Opened by H.R.H. the Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein 15th July 1902. It was largely owing to the generosity of Sir Francis Tress Barry BArt: M.P. that the Corporation have been enabled to lay out these pleasure grounds. Designed and . . . Map (db m229541) HM
59 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Alexandra Gardens Bandstand
Opened by her Majesty the Queen on 20th April 2016 Installed to commemorate Her Majesty the Queen becoming the longest-reigning British monarch and Commander-in-Chief of the British Armed Forces. The bandstand celebrates the close links . . . Map (db m229540) HM
60 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Alexandra Gardens Extension
Opened by H.R.H. Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein, KG. High Steward of the Borough 28th July 1905. The site of the extension of these gardens was presented to the town by Sir Francis Tress Barry BArt: M.P. The Corporation were . . . Map (db m229543) HM
61 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Bachelors Acre
This is the burial site of notable Windsor residents Charles Knight Sr. (1750-1824) and Charles Knight Jr. (1791-1873) founders of the Windsor and Eton Express newspaper. In 1780 Charles Knight Sr. set himself up as a bookseller and printer . . . Map (db m230553) HM
62 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Baths Island and Pleasure Grounds
Baths Island and Pleasure Ground is so named as it was indeed the town's outdoor swimming baths as noted on maps as early as the 1860s. Brunel's famous Bowstring Bridge can be viewed from the island; the bridge carries the Great Western Railway on . . . Map (db m230614) HM
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63 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Berkshire Yeomanry War Memorial
In memory of the Officers, N.C.O's and men of the "A" Squadron (Windsor, Maidenhead & Wokingham) Berkshire Yeomanry who gave their lives for King and Country in the Great War 1914 - 18. Erected by Comrades, Relatives and Friends. Officers . . . Map (db m229114) WM
64 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — BrownsWindsor
Welcome to The Promenade. This former hotel, which opened in 1906, was known for its fine hospitality. It later became famous as a live music venue, with Jimi Hendrix among the acts who played here. It's a tradition that has been continued by the . . . Map (db m241885) HM
65 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Captain E.K. Perkins
In Ever Loving Memory Of Our Dearly Loved Son Captain E.K. Perkins,308934. 1st Northamptons Killed In Action In Burma, March 1st 1945. Always Remembered By His Loving Mum & Dad "A Loving Smile A Heart Of Gold No Dearer Son . . . Map (db m232436) WM
66 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Charles Knight1791 - 1873
Author, Pioneer, Publisher and Philanthropist Buried beneath this plaqueMap (db m229539) HM
67 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Christian Victor
Captain Brevet Major Kings Royal Rifle Corps Elder son of Prince & Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein Grandson of Victoria Queen of Great Britain and Ireland Empress of India Born at Windsor Castle AP 14 1867 Died at Pretoria Oct 29 . . . Map (db m229080) HM WM
68 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Church Street GardensThe Heritage Garden
Church Street Gardens is the smallest public open space in Windsor. There used to be cottages here but these burnt down in around 1800. You can see the old cottage fireplaces on the wall at the back of the Gardens Church Street is in the . . . Map (db m229531) HM
69 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Dedworth and Clewer War Memorial
To the glorious dead of this parish 1914-1918. Also to the fallen of the Second World War and subsequent actions We will remember them Adey E.A. · Ansell W. · Anstice P.R. · Ash F. · Attride C. J. · Austin R. · Barnett H. J. · . . . Map (db m223834) WM
70 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Dyson Memorial Fountain
Dyson Fountain 1908 To commemorate the work of Alderman Thomas Dyson, J.P. Mayor 1890-1 whose perseverance and continued efforts secured for Windsor the benefits of this riverside embankment Erected by public subscription June 1908 . . . Map (db m229078) HM
71 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Frederic Rainer
Glory be to God for the life of Frederic Rainer Born 1836 Died 1913 A native of Windsor and a resident of this parish a lover of fallen humanity and a worker in the cause of temperance to whose suggestion the Police Court Mission owed its . . . Map (db m236464) HM
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72 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Jubilee Obelisk
Grand National Jubilee Celebrated October 25th 1809 This Obelisk to commemorate the happy event of His Majesty King George III entering the 50th Year of this reign was erected by the Bachelors of Windsor as a tribute of their gratitude for the . . . Map (db m229547) HM
73 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — King Edward VII Gateway
Generously donated to the citizens of Windsor by Sir Jesse Boot and opened by Princess Alice Countess of Athlone in January 1921Map (db m229529) HM
74 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Lieutenant Colonel Harry Greenwood Memorial Stone — The Victoria Cross —
Lieutenant Colonel Harry Greenwood, King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. 23rd – 24th October 1918.Map (db m235553) WM
75 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Mary Delany and Fanny Burney
From 1785 to 1788 Mrs Mary Delany (1700-1788) Artist and friend of Royalty lived here in a house provided by King George III. A frequent visitor was the novelist and diarist Fanny Burney (1752-1840) while engaged as Keeper of the Robes . . . Map (db m229548) HM
76 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Public Well and Pump
The last Public Well and Pump built in Windsor in 1852. Sealed up in 1884 shortly before the Council acquired the local Waterworks. Restored in June 2002Map (db m217583) HM
77 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Queen Charlotte Street
which is fifty one feet ten inches in length is recorded as the shortest street in BritainMap (db m217580) HM
78 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — The Birthplace of Robert Keayne
This tablet marks the birthplace of Robert Keayne 1595 - 1656 A member of the Honourable Artillery Company of London A distinguished member of the Colony of the Massachusetts Bay Founder and first captain of the Ancient and Honorable . . . Map (db m217515) HM
79 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — The Carpenters Arms
The first mention of The Carpenters Arms was in the Pigots Directory of 1844. It was listed in Queen Street, the original name for Market Street and James Humphreys held the licence. The name comes from the tradesmen who frequented the bar and it . . . Map (db m229522) HM
80 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — The Government of WindsorHistory
The earliest surving building connected with the government of Windsor. It was probably built in 1518 for the Trinity Guild which since the 13th century have provided the governing body for the town. The Three Tuns was alternatively known . . . Map (db m218892) HM
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81 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — The Hawker Hurricane
This full size replica is a lasting memorial to Windsor resident Sir Sydney Camm CBE FRAeS (1893-1966). It bears the markings of an aircraft flown in the Battle of Britain by Squadron Leader John Grandy who, as Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir . . . Map (db m230601) HM
82 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — The Royal Borough During The First World War 1914-1918
2014-2018 marks the centenary of the First World War, which claimed the lives of over 16 million people across the globe. Millions of men fought on land, at sea and in the air. This remembrance garden was created as a space for reflection in . . . Map (db m230053) HM
83 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — The Royal Free School
Theodore Randue 1642-1724 Bequeathed £500 to erect this building for The Royal Free School Founded 1705Map (db m229523) HM
84 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — The Vicarage, New Windsor
In 1487 William Evington bequeathed this house to the parish of New Windsor and it served as the Vicarage until 1855.Map (db m229524) HM
85 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Welcome to Alexandra Gardens
Plans to create a riverside garden in this area date from 1893. Two years later in 1895, land had been purchased and by 1902 the gardens were sufficiently complete to permit the planting of a London Plane tree in August of that year to celebrate . . . Map (db m230052) HM
86 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Windsor Bridge
Designed by Charles Hollis and opened in 1824 Freed from tolls by the action of Joseph Taylor in 1898 Closed to vehicles in 1970Map (db m217581) HM
87 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Windsor Martyrs
Beyond this site the following were martyred for their faith Henry Filmer Anthony Pierson Robert Testwood Burnt at the stake 28th July 1543Map (db m217563) HM
88 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — Windsor War Memorial
1914-1918 Remember With Thankful Hearts The Men Of This Royal Borough Whose Names Are Here And Elsewhere Recorded. Brothers In Arms. Jealous For The Common Good. Faithful Unto Death - They Left The Issue In Your Hands. Remember And Be Strong. . . . Map (db m236756) WM
89 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor — WWI Calvary
This Calvary was dedicated in 1918 to the memory of all those from this Parish who served their country and those who did not return. It was restored in 2013Map (db m232461) WM
90 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor and Maidenhead — Bathing Place of Athens
This Bathing Place of Athens was presented to Eton College by Hiatt C. Baker in memory of his son John Lionel Baker, a brilliant swimmer, who spent here many of the happiest hours of his boyhood. He was killed in a flying accident in August 1917 . . . Map (db m231485) HM
91 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Windsor and Maidenhead — War Horse Memorial / Pride of The War Horse
The War Horse Memorial The War Horse Memorial is the first national memorial dedicated exclusively to the millions of UK, Commonwealth and Allied horses, mules and donkeys lost during The Great War. It acknowledges the nobility, unyielding . . . Map (db m220090) HM
92 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Winkfield — Winkfield War Memorial
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93 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Wokingham — Montague House
School named after Henry Montague Schoolmaster 1654Map (db m240344) HM
94 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Wokingham — Oriental PlanePlatanus orientalis
This tree was planted in the walled garden of Montague House probably in the mid 18th century. At the end of the original garden was an elevated brick terrace from which the garden and the countryside beyond could be enjoyed. The remains of this . . . Map (db m218408) HM
95 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Wokingham — St. Paul's Schools
The schools and parish room were erected by John Walter in the reign of Queen Victoria, enlarged by Arthur Fraser Walter in the reign of King Edward VII. Purchased and presented to the parish of St. Paul by Thomas Edward Ellison in the reign of . . . Map (db m218410) HM
96 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Wokingham — The Electric Theatre
Wokingham's first cinema Opened 1912Map (db m217943) HM
97 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Wokingham — The Old 1776 Workhouse
Inmates moved to Barkham Road Hospital after it was built in 1849Map (db m218412) HM
98 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Wokingham — The Rose Inn
The Rose has been used as a name for inns since the Wars of the Roses in the 15th Century. The first Rose in Wokingham was on the north side of the market place, where it had been an inn since the 17th Century. It transferred to the present . . . Map (db m218675) HM
99 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Wokingham — The Wokingham Memorial Clinic
The People of Wokingham have given this building to be used as an Orthopedic Clinic in memory of the men who gave their lives for their country in the Great War of 1914 - 1918 and in thankfulness to almighty God for those who came back in safety . . . Map (db m216808) HM WM
100 United Kingdom, England, Berkshire, Wokingham — Town Hall1860
Built on site of GuildhallMap (db m234173) HM

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