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When Peace Came – Guildford At The End Of WWI, Talk By David Rose
Join me, David Rose, for an illustrated talk, When Peace Came – Guildford at the end of the Great War, this coming Monday evening, November 12, at the Keep pub…
Guildford People On Film Sharing Their Reflections Of The First World War
Residents and local groups, of all ages, have helped the borough’s commemorations for the centenary of the end of the First World War by reflecting on people’s lives in Guildford in…
Remembering Guildford’s First World War Military War Hospitals
With remembrance services and events this coming weekend and the focus of course being on the centenary of the Armistice, local historian and writer DAVID ROSE, looks at medical care…
The Day Royalty Dropped Into Onslow Village
Scheduled royal visits these days are amid much security, for good reason. Details are usually kept a closely guarded secret until just before the event, with even the press, national…
Notice: Circle Eight’s Film ‘Guildford in the First World War’
Guildford film group Circle Eight presents another showing of its documentary feature Guildford in the First World War at G Live at 3pm on Saturday, November 10, prior to the Vivace…
Transportfest At Brooklands Museum Focuses On Leyland Buses
By Bob McShee Bus fans enjoyed a ‘transportfest’ at Brooklands Museum featuring Leyland vehicles focusing on the last days of them operating in London. The event on Sunday, October 21,…
Wonersh Armistice Centenary Event Throughout The Village, Saturday, November 10
The village of Wonersh is marking the centenary of the end of the First World War with a packed programme of displays and events on Saturday, November 10. The free…
A Look Back At The Guildford Union Workhouse – Masters, Paupers and Soldiers
By David Rose The Guildford Union Workhouse was like all others – grim, disciplined, monotonous and impersonal. The Guildford Poor Law Union was formed in 1836 under Government legislation (The…
Where Is This? No.295
By David Rose What you have all been waiting for…. the answers to the previous post! The vintage picture, looking up North Street, was taken from what had been the…
Brooklands Museum’s Great War Day
By Bob McShee It was Brooklands Museum’s Great War Day on Sunday (September 30) to commemorate Brooklands role in the First World War when pilots trained there as well as…
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