The Local History of Eton Wick

We're gradually adding bits and pieces about the history of Eton and Eton Wick to the website. If you have done any research or have memories you would like to add, please email us or contact Mr John Denham, Secretary.

Washerwomen and Home Laundries	Eton Wick Church and choir
Wheatbutts Cottage	The River on the Doorstep
Then and Now - the Red House and the Village Hall	Farming around Eton Wick
Eton Wick School	Eton Wick Scouts
The Recreation Grounds	The Horticultural Show
The Hayward and the Cattle Pound	100 years of Eton Wick Village Hall
The struggle against land enclosure	Eton Artist William Ingalton and a mystery painting
VE Day celebrations in Eton Wick and other wartime memories	Eton Wick "Babies' Welcome"
A Sixties Childhood in Eton Wick	The Pubs of Eton Wick
The German Night-Raid, 22-23 February 1944	St John the Evangelist and the Great Victorian Marriage Mix-up
A brief history of Eton Wick by Frank Bond.	Memories of the 1947 Flood and the plight of the families living in the disused wartime army camp at Dorney