Eton College acquired Manor Farm Eton Wick during 1940 and offered the tenancy to  Mr James Kinross Snr., who having  been a long standing t...

Map of 1797 copied from The Story of a Village: Eton Wick 1217 - 1977 From its origins as a farming area of the Manor of Eton the earliest d...

Harry Cook ploughing with a team of horses c1920s. Harry and brother Alf came to Eton Wick from Henley, where they had been farmers, in the ...

The new year opened with a raid on Cardiff by 100 German Bombers on the night of January 2nd, this was followed the next night by a ra...

  Village roads, tracks and vehicles Increasingly it seems our public services are finding it difficult to meet their purpose. Almost ...

Manor Farm The photograph shows the Farm House, the origins of which date to the 1700s. John Penn is on record as having bought t...

Our rural village - then and later In 2014 our village history group programme included a talk on the local common and lammas l...

Sometime between 1802 and 1807 John and Martha Lillywhite arrived in the Windsor/Eton Wick area.  On John’s marriage in Norwich in 1802 to ...

A few years ago, in the course of researching a subject, a member of the Eton Wick History Group asked an Eton College Secretary what diffe...

James Tarrant became the tenant of Saddocks Farm in 1894, the year of the big flood, and Manor Farm in 1906. In those days Manor Farm ...