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New DVD Features More Than 800 Railway Photos By Guildford’s Dave Salmon
A new DVD is now on sale featuring more than 800 railway images taken by the late Dave Salmon, the renowned photographer who lived in Guildford. Dave passed away in…
How Guildford Played Its Part In The Dunkirk Evacuation 80 Years Ago
It is now 80 years since the Dunkirk evacuation – ‘one of the miracles of the Second World War’ – when an estimated 338,000 Allied troops were rescued from France…
I Remember Those! More Old Items From Guildford’s Shops And Businesses
by David Rose Here is another look at Guildford’s past with items of packaging, tools, bottles and promotional material. It follows on from the recent Exclusive! Old Bags of Guildford…
How The Spanish Flu Pandemic In 1918 Was Reported In Surrey
By David Rose The Spanish flu pandemic of 1918-20 has been said to have infected about 500 million people worldwide (about one-third of the World’s population), killing an estimated 20 million…
Friends Reunited After 55 Years Thanks to The Dragon
by Martin Giles Two Guildford school and trainspotting friends who drifted apart in the mid-Sixties have been reunited, through The Guildford Dragon NEWS. Lifetime Guildfordian Michael Melbourne has commented on…
Exclusive: The Old Bags Of Guildford Revealed!
by David Rose Let me take you on a virtual walk through Guildford town centre by focusing on its old bags! These being the bags shoppers were given to take…
What Really Happened In Guildford When The War In Europe Ended 75 Years Ago
Events planned this Friday (May 8) to bring people together to commemorate the 75th anniversary of VE Day and the end of the Second World War in Europe have of…
Mystery Of Why Baroness From Headley Court Is Buried At Worplesdon
Worplesdon historian Jan Messinger has found a gravestone in St Mary’s Churchyard, Perry Hill, of Edith Cunliffe of Headley Court near Leatherhead. It being the same day (March 26) it…
The Story of the Great St Catherine’s Tunnel Collapse on Saturday, March 23, 1895
The discovery of what appears to be a historic cave above the railway tunnel at St Catherine’s Hill has led historian Frank Phillipson to recall the late 19th century sand…
Revealed: Markings Inside the Mystery Medieval Cave Found at St Catherine’s Hill
By Martin Giles Experts believe the cave discovered last week by rail workers repairing a landslip below the ancient chapel on Guildford’s St Catherine’s Hill dates from the 14th century.…
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