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Streets of Windsor & Eton

Did you know that the poet Geoffrey Chaucer was Clerk of Works at St George’s Chapel in 1390 but no road was named after him until the 1990s?
Did you know that Queen Charlotte Street is the shortest street in England?
Did you know that St Albans Street was named after the son of a royal mistress?

Find out the derivation of the street names of Windsor, Old Windsor and Eton in Streets of Windsor and Eton. Edited by Brigitte Mitchell with chapters written by members of Windsor Local History Group and an appendix showing the dates the streets were first mentioned.

128 pages Over 80 illustrations. £6.50 plus £2 post and packing ISBN 0950556769
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Windsor : a Thousand Years

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Did you know that Oscar Wilde’s Ballad of Reading Jail was inspired by the execution of a soldier from Windsor? Do you know when Windsor became a Royal Borough?

Find out from Windsor: a Thousand Years - published by the group to celebrate the millennium.

It traces the history of the town by means of a chronology and each period is supported by an article written by a local historian who has specialised in that period. There are also special short articles, many written by local townspeople, about some of the organisations and people that have had an influence on the town.

The appendix contains lists of mayors and clergy that served Windsor from Alan the Vicar in 1219 to those who were in office in the year 2000.

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Copies of Windlesora and Streets of Windsor and Eton can be obtained from:-
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