In the sixth of an occasional series about people who are now sometimes forgotten, but who have a connection with Guildford in one way or another, Bernard Parke recalls architect, businessman and…
By David Rose The lock-keeper’s cottage at Stoke and the building that is Norfolk House which forms a row of shops on the west side of the upper High Street…
by Megan Scott Dr. Mary Alexander presented a virtual tour of the Guildford Castle and grounds at Ye Olde Ship Inn on Monday evening (11 Jun). As the author of…
In the fifth of an occasional series about people who are now sometimes forgotten, but who have a connection with Guildford in one way or another, Bernard Parke recalls 1950s motor racing…
By David Rose The mystery picture last time threw a few of those who replied. It did not show Jeffries Passage nor the Angel Gate, but the arcade that one…
from Mark Knight As a young lad in the late 50?s early 60?s I often stayed with my grandparents who lived in Hill Place; literally two up, two down and…
by David Rose There has been a bowling green in Guildford’s Castle Grounds since at least the 1660s, and today it must be one of the most pleasant settings for…
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