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Fascinating Exhibition Of WWI Witley Camp Now On At Godalming Museum
Anyone interested in the First World War and the impact it had on this part of Surrey will surely make a beeline to Godalming Museum that has a fascinating exhibition on…
Where Is This? No.144
By David Rose The Fox pub at Fox Corner on the edge of Worplesdon, but just inside the parish of Pirbright, was the subject of last week’s vintage mystery picture.…
See Burpham’s War Memorial Exhibition At Nearby Jacobs Well
There is a chance to see the fascinating historical research that has been undertaken about the 18 men named on Burpham’s war memorial. The exhibition by the Burpham Will Remember Them community…
Where is This? No.143
By David Rose A very generous portion of replies to last week’s mysteries – with the fish and chip shop being, of course, Stevens in Stoke Road. I am glad…
Where Is This? No.142
By David Rose Most of you who replied to last week’s mystery vintage photo recognised the location – Worplesdon Road, Stoughton, opposite the former Yellow Bus Garage (the YBS site now being…
Where Is This? No.141
By David Rose Calling all mystery picture addicts…. We’re back again after a slightly longer duration than usual for your replies. Christmas festivities, that included lots of food and drink and…
Guildford All Lit Up For Christmas – Then And Now
By David Rose Taking some photographs of Guildford’s Christmas lights in the High Street this year, I wondered in which year the town was first lit up for the festive…
Dad’s Christmas Letter Mentions Historic First Aerial Bombing Raid On Mainland Britain
By David Rose, a Christmas tale from 100 years ago. Guildford resident Roger Atkinson has a letter written by his father exactly 100 years ago on Christmas Eve 1914 that mentions the…
Updated: Remembering Guildford Footballers Who Were Killed In The Great War
By David Rose Much is being made this year about the 1914 Christmas truce between armies on the Western Front during the First World War, and the impromptu football match…
Can Anyone Solve Wartime Air Mail Mystery?
Bob Hind, whose memories of working in a Guildford butcher’s shop and his later career on the railways featured here recently, wonders if any Guildford Dragon NEWS readers can provide…
See: Tumbling Bay Footbridge: National Trust Says It Is ‘Committed to Finding a Resolution’
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