Wednesday August 15th.  V.J.Day The announcement of an end to the war with Japan caused some local confusion. Many had waited for the decla...

The hard fought battles of 1944 had brought a foreseeable end to the war in Europe.   A public meeting,   held at Eton, discussed plans for ...

On 16th December the Germans   launched a surprise counter – offensive against the weakest sector of the   Allied line.   The battle became ...

D ecember Disbandment for the local Home Guard Battalions was held at Windsor Castle on Sunday, December 8th. Among the Home Guard units o...

  Eton Home Guard Platoon On May 14th 1940 Anthony Eden, War Secretary in Churchill’s Government , broadcast to the nation regarding the thr...

  The Eton Wick History Group have a series of talks each year and they can be found by following this link or using the Programme of Talks ...

  This well known local football club played their home games on Eton Recreation Ground. In the back row from the left: Bert Cox, Ted Smith,...

September Four days after the capture of Antwerp on September 4th. the Germans launched the first V2 rocket attack against London. The V2,...

When the club was formed in 1881, home matches were played on Dorney Common, much later moving to their present home on Eton Wick Recreation...

August. After the very late spring frost of April and the beautiful summer weather of the Whitsun and August Bank Holiday’s brought an influ...

The 'Shoestrings' The Eton Wick Variety Group were reformed in 1962 as the 'Shoestrings' to raise funds for the Village Hall...

Tuesday June 13th The attack by V1's, known as Doodle Bugs commenced, having been launched from the Pas de Calais area of occupied Franc...

The photograph was taken at the finale of the 'Unity Players' first pantomime in 1948, 'Alladin'. The Players went on to pro...

D-Day Map The invasion of Europe created a great amount of activity by the Allied Air Forces which were heard and seen locally as part of th...

Windsor Town Bridge This is part of the script for the talk History of Local Bridges  given by John Denham on 15th April 1998. Perhaps...