Windlesham Society.

Windlesham Society.

Windlesham History

This video was kindly provided by Clive, Nigel & Jill Bullen.

These articles have been provided by Sally Clark, Local Historian.

Originally published in the Windlesham magazine’.

Looking back at 55 years of the Suttons

Looking back to Beverley William Peto, Proprietor of the Windlesham Garage, Chertsey Road, Windlesham – post the Second World War to the early 1970s.

Response from a Member of the Mullard Family to the Herring Family article

Baigent Family History Book by Dot & Roy Smither

THE HITCHING RAIL – Looking back to John Dale and his Carpenter’s Shop on Updown Hill, Windlesham

The Hitching Rail – Looking Back to the Dairies in Windlesham from the early 1900s

Local families Baigents Clarks emigration to New Zealand

THE HITCHING RAIL – Looking Back to Princess Elizabeth’s residence in Windlesham 1948 – 1950 and The Celebrations in the Village of Her Coronation in June 1953

THE HITCHING RAIL – Looking back to the history of The Old Farm in Church Road, Windlesham.

THE HITCHING RAIL – Looking back at the History of St John’s Church through its Architecture and Artefacts – period up to 1686 AD

THE HITCHING RAIL – Looking back at the history of the Postal Service in Windlesham.

The Hitching Rail – Looking back at the earliest settlements in Windlesham

THE HITCHING RAIL – Looking back to the History of the Former Windlesham House Estate on Kennel Lane, Windlesham

THE HITCHING RAIL – Looking Back To Old Inns and Beer Houses That Became Private Residences In Windlesham

Response from the descendants of Henry Pieg-Leschallas of Highams Hall

Looking Back to the history of Ribsden, Chertsey Road in the 19th and 20th centuries

Looking back to 1946, former military Camps used for housing

THE HITCHING RAIL – Looking back to the History of The Brickmakers Arms in Windlesham

THE HITCHING RAIL – Looking back to the History ofBrick Making in Windlesham

THE HITCHING RAIL – Looking Back to the Sunday Paper Wholesale Distribution Business Set Up By William Henry Smith in Circa 1882.

Windlesham Society.

© 2023 All Rights Reserved Windlesham Society

Useful Links