Note. 240 pennies were equal to £1  How and Where they lived in the Village   No person can be an Island and no community can really i...

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...

 18th Century Cottager in the Wick  1797 Village map courtesy of Dr Judith Hunter's Story of a Village The early years of the Century we...

The Village landscape was like the majority of Berkshire and Buckinghamshire in years leading up to the 18th century one of open fields, com...

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 ...

On the 16th of September 1998, the Eton Wick History Group heard how, at one time, four of the farms in the village were farmed by Tarrants....

  The top photograph on the opposite page shows a steam traction engine driving a threshing machine in front of Saddocks Farm Cottages in th...

The meeting of the Eton Wick Village History Group on 4th September 1996 commenced with a surprise: the most welcome announcement from Mr. K...

The Tarrant family  A Robert Tarrant and family first appear on local Parish Records in the mid-1700s. The appears to have had their r...

2021 will see the the 135th anniversary of the opening of the Primitive Methodist Chapel in Alma Road in what was then Boveney Newtow...

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...