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Local History Talks At Holiday At Home, So Book Now
For older people, if you enjoy talks on local history, there is still time to book to hear historians David Rose and Carol Brown who are giving talks at the…
The Search for Sixties Guildford Art Teacher and Students
The search is on for a Guildford art teacher and two of his students who created an iconic artwork in Kettering, Northamptonshire. In 1962, Guildford art teacher Kenneth Budd, and…
Who Remembers Bain’s Stamp Dealers On Station Approach?
By David Rose Once upon a time, Guildford had its very own shop for stamp collectors. It was a tiny shop on Station Approach, by the entrance to Guildford railway…
Museum Reopens With Portraits by Guildford’s Own Royal Artist John Russell
Guildford museum reopens next week with an exhibition dedicated to the stunning work of local resident and Royal Academician John Russell (1745-1806). The “John Russell, A Georgian Portrait Painter at…
Notice: Burch And Rose’s Talk On Local Railway Accidents, May 27
Railway enthusiasts and local history fans will enjoy Geoff Burch and David Rose’s new illustrated talk, Railway Accidents and Incidents, which they are giving online via Zoom on Thursday, May…
Notice: Book Now David Rose’s Lost Shops Talk Via Zoom For Guildford Lions Club
On Wednesday May 26, at 7.30pm local historian and author David Rose will be giving his illustrated talk Guildford’s Lost Shops via Zoom as a charity fundraising event for Guildford…
Back To The 1950s With Some Lovely Vintage Photos
By David Rose Here are some wonderful photographs taken in and around Guildford in the 1950s. They were taken by Ted (William Edward) Jauncey, who once worked at the electrical…
Town Centre Has More Than Just Shopping
By Nick Bale, leader of the Guildford Town Guides One of the distinctive features of Guildford town centre is that it offers so much more than shopping. It is easy…
History Is In The Post As Letter Box Is Replaced
By Martin Giles and David Rose Our nearest letterbox, even in this computer age, is still a familiar object, something we still use for those times when email won’t do.…
Scrapbook History No.6
By David Rose Another look at long-ago newspaper and magazine stories people cut out and pasted into scrapbooks. Most of these are likely to have been published in the Guildford…
See: Tumbling Bay Footbridge: National Trust Says It Is ‘Committed to Finding a Resolution’
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