This interesting old photograph is a mystery, leaving much to be guessed at. It is possibly an Empire Day gathering, some time between 190...

The two services held each Sunday in the Eton Wick Chapel rarely figure in the records except when the change of time for the evening...

P.C. Stanton pictured in front of his home, the village police house at the north end of Moores Lane, Eton Wick, around the turn ...

Saddocks Farm House and Garden circa 1906 At this time, James and Julia Tarrant lived here, followed by one of their sons, Arthur,...

Dad came home one day and told Mum that they wanted a boy for 10/- a week to work between 7.30 and 7 - 8 pm. to clean shoes, cutlery, outsi...

In 1915 when I was 12 my Mum and Dad applied for an exemption from school for me but we did not hear from the Education Board for over six ...

Dad got a job on the Thames Conservancy repairing Boveney Lock gates. They had finished the gates and had to repair the path with bags of ...

I had started going to Eton Porney School when the 1914-18 war broke out. George and Albert both joined up in the Royal Life Guards at Wind...

Not long after moving to Eton Wick I was eight years old. My eldest sister Florence was married to Jack Emery who had just come home from I...

I was born on 25th April 1903 at Chertsey in Surrey. Dad worked on the Thames Conservancy repairing the Chertsey lock gates.  According...

The United Kingdom Census of 1901  was taken on Sunday 31st March, that year and was the seventh of the UK censuses to include details of ho...

The photograph was taken on 30th June 1904 at the tea party held by the Windsor and Eton branch of the Women's Total Absinence Union...

These two photographs were taken by the Rev. Demaus, who was village curate at the turn of the century, and an enthusiastic glass plate...