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Where Is This? No.260
By David Rose Several clues were offered as to the date and the event on The Mount as featured as last week’s mystery vintage picture. It certainly looks like something to…
Where Is This? No.259
By David Rose The pictures seen here last week may have been a bit tricky for some readers to identify, but, as usual, the regulars recognised the features and added…
Guildford History Question Time – Come Along And Ask The Experts!
Here’s another chance to ask the experts – Matthew Alexander, David Calow, Mary Alexander and Gavin Morgan – anything you like about Guildford’s history. The second Guildford History Question Time,…
Where Is This? No.258
By David Rose Perry Hill Green at Worplesdon and Philps’ motor-garage and store was featured as last week’s vintage picture. Easily spotted by a number of readers, and in answer to…
Where is This? No.257
By David Rose Many thanks once again to all who replied to last week’s mystery pictures. All replies were correct, with the vintage picture showing Eashing Bridge at Lower Eashing, now…
Stitches Is Fine But Alice Needs Time At Guildford Museum
By Gavin Morgan Guildford Heritage Forum Don’t miss the latest temporary exhibition at Guildford Museum titled Stories in Stitch – textiles with stories to tell from the Heritage Services Collections. It…
Where Is This? No.256
By David Rose Fewer replies to last week’s images, but still mostly correct answers. The vintage view, taken during the Second World War, was at the cattle market off Woodbridge Road. The…
Where Is This? No.255
By David Rose Numerous correct replies to last week’s mysteries. The vintage view showed a train crossing the bridge over Stoke Road. The photographer was most likely standing outside the Stoke Hotel.…
Where is This? No.254
By David Rose Plenty of replies to last week’s mysteries, but as some readers correctly pointed out, the vintage picture of the shops along Aldershot Road near the junction with…
Notice: Talk Roses of No-Man’s Land – The First World War Nurse
During the First World War thousands of women served at home and overseas as nurses. An exhibition currently running at Guildford Museum reveals the essential role that they fulfilled –…
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