| Full Description: The history of Slough by Maxwell Fraser was originally a series of articles that appeared in the Slough Observer. In 1973 Fraser combined her articles, together with some other research, and produced the History of Slough. This article is a chapter from the second edition of her book which was published in 1980. It has been reproduces by permission of Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales and with the blessing of the Slough Observer and the Slough & District Civic Society. |
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| Collection: Maxwell Fraser Collection |
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| Place: Slough ; Bath Road ; Cookham ; Eton ; Henley Road ; Hounslow ; London Road ; South Ellington Maidenhead ; Staines ; Upton ; Windsor Wyndesore ; Old Windsor ; Bath ; Bath Road ; Buckinghamshire ; The Crescent ; Chalvey Park ; Ragstone Road ; Upton Lee ; |
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| Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 cm |
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| Subject: Bricks and brickmaking ; Roads ; Roman roads ; Royalty ; Stagecoaches ; Fields ; Parish Registers ; Parish of Upton-cum-Chalvey Parish Registers ; Stagecoaches ; Highwaymen ; Pubs and inns ; Roads ; Turnpikes ; Parish of Upton-cum-Chalvey Inn ; Stagecoaches ; Pubs and inns ; Stagecoaches ; stagecoaches ; Pubs and inns ; Pubs and inns ; Bricks and brickmaking ; Pubs and inns ; Post Offices ; Schools ; Shops ; Parish of Upton-cum-Chalvey Fields ; Clergy ; Bricks and brickmaking ; Pubs and inns ; Shops ; Population statistics ; population statistics ; Stagecoaches ; Stagecoaches ; Field names ; Pubs and inns ; Railways ; Royalty ; Pubs and inns ; Railways ; Railways ; Stations ; Railways - Employees ; Royalty ; Electric Telegraph ; Murders ; Buses and coaches ; Railways ; Buses and coaches ; Pubs and inns ; Pubs and inns ; Parish Registers ; Roads ; Roman Britain ; Roman roads ; Saxon period ; Parish of Upton-cum-Chalvey Parish Registers ; Fires ; Highwaymen ; Cock-fighting ; Public Libraries ; Football Clubs ; Highwaymen ; Racing ; Stations ; Shops ; Sports and games ; Sports facilities ; Royalty ; Schools |
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| Name Subject: A4 London Road ; Babham End ford ; Beggars Bridge ; Farnham Brook ; Cliveden Woods ; Eton College ; John Eyston ; Fords ; Knights of the Garter ; Henry VI ; Henry VIII ; Magna Charter ; Maidenhead Bridge ; Processions ; Queen Jane Seymour ; William Slotte ; Walter le Teb ; River Thames ; William I William The Conqueror ; William Trumper's Enclosure Award Map 1819 ; Guardians of the Beggars ; Cedars ; James Chapman ; Thomas Duck ; Upton-cum-Chalvey Enclosure Award ; Eton College Montem ; Farm and Farm-house Slough ; Helen a strange mayden ; Lace-making ; Mary I ; The Eton Montem ; Isaac Nocket ; Richard Pygott ; Slough Barn ; Slough Barn ; Slough Farm ; Slough Farmhouse ; Slough Field ; Trumper Award Map ; Wynterton ; Baldwin family of The Crown Inn ; Camden's map ; Farnham Brook ; Colnbrook Turnpike Trust ; Cranford Bridge ; Crown Inn ; Crown Hotel ; Crown Cross-roads ; Crown Hotel landlords ; Crown Hotel ; Flying Machine ; Ivy Parade ; Maidenhead Thicket ; Salt Hill Inns ; Toll gates ; Horace Walpole ; 'Flying' Hawkes ; Flying Hawkes ; Bow Street Runners ; Black Park ; Black Boy Inn ; Cippenham Court Farm ; Crooked Billet Inn ; Crown Cross-roads ; Claude Duval ; Hedges ; Sir William Herschel ; John McAdam ; Mason family ; Pastor C.P. Moritz ; Oxford ; Thomas de Quincey ; Dick Turpin ; Windsor Express ; John Andrews ; Thomas Ball ; Thomas Botham ; Black Boy Inn ; Camden's map ; Castle Inn ; John Cecil ; Cedars ; Crown Inn ; Crown Hotel ; Crown Corner ; Crown Hotel landlords ; Crown Hotel ; Sarah Davies ; Dolphin Inn ; Dolphin Hotel ; Farm and Farm-house Slough ; William Garraway ; Catherine Hazell ; Charles Luff ; Thomas Northcroft ; Pied Horse Inn ; Pitt family ; Red Lion Inn Slough ; Reindeer Inn ; Rain Deare Inn ; Raynedeer Inn ; Running Deer Inn ; St. Mary’s Church Slough ; Slough Farm ; Slough Farmhouse ; William Smith ; Swan Inn ; Three Tuns Inn ; James Townsend ; Wantage Berks ; White Hart Inn White Hart Hotel ; Windmill Hotel Botham's ; Miss Mason A Walk Round Slough in the 1830s ; Abbey's Buildings and Yard ; Aldin House ; Messrs. Andrews ; Beechwood House ; Arbour Hill Pond ; Belle Vue House, Slough ; Bricklayers' Arms ; Bonsey family ; Royal Nurseries ; Arbour Vale Cottages ; Arbour Hill Pond ; Rev. Thomas Weldon Champnes ; Charsley ; Mr.Cornish ; Creffield's coach houses ; Crown Cross-roads ; Crown and Anchor Public House ; Denmark House ; Dolphin Inn ; Dolphin Hotel ; Dutchman's Garden ; Dutchman's Farm ; Elliman family ; James Elliman ; Etonians ; North Thames Gas Board Works ; home of Herschel family ; Ivy House ; Dukes of Leeds ; Liddiard builder ; The Limes Slough ; Lonsdale Villas ; Marlborough House Slough ; Dr. Robert Mason ; W.G. Nixey ; Observatory House Herschel House ; Ivy House ; Reindeer Inn ; Rain Deare Inn ; Raynedeer Inn ; Running Deer Inn ; Brown's Royal Nurseries ; St. Mary’s Church Slough ; Mr. Wade's Slough Academy ; Somerset Beerhouse ; Stoke Farm ; Great & Little Stoke Field ; Mr. Tilly ; Toll House ; Charles Turner Royal Nurseries ; Howard Vyse ; Mr. Wade ; Battle of Waterloo ; Sir Arthur Wellesley 1st Duke of Wellington ; White Hart Inn White Hart Hotel ; Mr. Wilcox ; Willowbrook ; Nicholas Woods ; Baxter & Deverill ; Bonsey family ; Royal Nurseries ; Cattle Market ; Mr Clilverd ; Crown Inn ; Crown Hotel ; Crown Hotel ; Datchet population in 1831 and 1841 ; Dodd ; Elston's Dairy ; Graveney ; Gundry ; Sir Goldsworthy Gurney ; Hatch & Millea ; Holland & Barrett ; Ivy Cottage ; Judd ; Lovegrove Chair Manufactory ; Mason family ; John Nixey ; Oakley House ; Oakley Hall ; Pied Horse Inn ; Pocock family ; Dinner celebrating defeat of Railway Parliamentary Bill ; Reindeer Inn ; Rain Deare Inn ; Raynedeer Inn ; Running Deer Inn ; Reindeer Fields ; Brown's Royal Nurseries ; St. Laurence’s Church Upton ; Mrs. Shepherd ; Slough Cattle Market ; Slough Court ; Slough Farm ; Stockton & Darlington Railway ; Hundred of Stoke ; Traveller's Friend ; Upton Farm ; Upton Lodge ; Windmill Hotel Botham's ; Great Western Railway ; Sir Isambard Kingdom Brunel ; British Museum ; Crown Inn ; Crown Hotel ; Crown Hotel ; Ernest Prince of Saxe-Coburg ; George Henry Gibbs ; Harrison's engine The Thunderer ; North Star Inn Tavern & Coffee House ; steam-engine ; Premier steam engine ; Albert Prince Consort ; Windsor Branch line opened ; Slough Farm ; George Stephenson ; Queen Victoria ; Vulcan Steam engine ; Windsor Branch Railway ; Queen Adelaide ; Empress of Austria ; Sir Isambard Kingdom Brunel ; Crown Corner ; Crown Cross-roads ; Charles Dotesio ; Eton College ; Frederick William IV King of Prussia ; General Guiseppe Garibaldi ; Home ; Ingoldsby Legends by the Rev. Richard Harris Barham ; Marchioness of Kildare ; Hon. Misses Labouchere ; North Star Inn Tavern & Coffee House ; Albert Prince Consort ; Royal train ; Royal waiting room ; Royal Hotel ; Science Museum South Kensington ; Lord and Lady Taunton ; Telegraph Cottage ; Charles Turner ; Queen Victoria ; Edward Prince of Wales ; Alexandra Princess of Wales Queen Alexandra ; Windsor Castle ; Windsor Express ; Electric Magnetic Telegraph ; Electric Magnetic Telegraph ; Aylesbury Court House ; Alfred Duke of Edinburgh ; Eton College Headmaster ; Society of Friends ; Sarah Hart ; Dr. Edward Craven Hawtrey ; Sarah Lawrence ; Sarah Hart ; Railway Police ; Queen Victoria ; Salt Hill murder ; John Tawell ; Grand Union Canal ; Grand Union Canal Slough Branch ; Cowley Peachey ; Crown Corner ; Disc Block Telegraph Instrument ; Farnham Royal churchyard ; Farnham Royal Parish Register ; Sarah Hart ; Sarah Lawrence ; Sarah Hart ; Metropolitan Railway ; the first in Slough Motor Bus Services ; Pied Horse Inn ; Great Western Railway ; Telegraph Superintendent ; Red Cow Inn Upton ; Royal Hotel ; Slough Branch Canal ; C.R. Spagnoletti ; Red Cow Inn ; Baldwin family of The Crown Inn ; Charles II ; Sir Marmaduke Darrell ; William Davis ; Sir Charles Doe ; John Lane ; Freemen of London ; Barbara Palmer Lady Castlemaine ; Roger Earl of Castlemaine ; Sir Philip Castlemaine of Dorney Court ; John 'Gent' Robinson ; John Robinson ; Upton Court Rolls ; Windmill Hotel Botham's ; owners of Crown Hotel ; Crown Inn ; Crown Hotel ; Crown Hotel ; Society of Antiquaries ; Baldwin family of The Crown Inn ; Courage & Co. Brewery ; Crown Annexe ; Crown Corner ; Crown Cottage ; Crown demolished ; Crown fire ; Deacon and Melville ; Dover ; Grove House ; Herschel family ; Caroline Herschel ; Col. John Herschel ; Sir John Herschel ; Mary Pitt ; Mary Baldwin ; Mary Herschel ; Sir William Herschel ; Leopold Coffee House Windsor Road ; Tower of London ; Noakes Brewery ; Observatory House Herschel House ; Grove House ; Mr Papendiek ; Pitt family ; Mary Pitt ; Pope Clement XII ; Albert Prince Consort ; Slough Borough Council ; Upton House ; Queen Victoria ; Battle of Waterloo ; Sir Arthur Wellesley 1st Duke of Wellington ; Wellesley Wellington Room Crown Inn ; Westminster Abbey ; Joseph Wilcox The Blessed Heretic ; Windsor Castle ; Richard Bentley (1794-1871) ; Black boy of Swakeleys ; Buckingham Palace ; Crown Annexe ; Crown Cinema ; Crown Hotel landlords ; Claude Duval ; Edward VII ; William Ford ; North Thames Gas Board ; George III ; The Grapes ; Maidenhead Thicket ; North Star Inn Tavern & Coffee House ; Albert Prince Consort ; Great Western Railway ; Railway Ticket Office ; Duke of Richmond ; Royal Buckhounds ; Royal Staghounds ; Horse and Groom Inn ; Swakeleys ; Upton Court Rolls ; Edward Prince of Wales ; J.S. Watts ; Herbert George Wilson ; James G.W.R. Wyld ; Black Boy Inn ; A.B.C. ; County Museum, Aylesbury ; Richard Bentley (1794-1871) ; Clock House ; Crown Inn ; Crown Hotel ; Crown Hotel ; Inn Trade Tokens ; Luff family ; The Mere ; Prudential Buildings ; William Redworth ; Alfred Rimmer Rambles Round Eton & Harrow ; W.Sharp ; W. Till ; Upton Court Rolls ; Parish of Upton-cum-Chalvey Vestry ; Walton's Clock House ; White Hart Inn White Hart Hotel ; fire at White Hart Inn White Hart Hotel ; Reindeer Inn ; Rain Deare Inn ; Raynedeer Inn ; Running Deer Inn ; Emanuel Bowen Large English Atlas ; W. Bragg ; George Bennett ; George E. Bennett ; Boxers' Training Camp ; Philip Henry Stanhope 6th Earl of Chesterfield ; Crown Inn ; Crown Hotel ; Crown Hotel ; Dolphin Inn ; Dolphin Hotel ; Charles Dotesio ; Foresters' Society ; Greyhound Racing Track ; Marks & Spencer ; Neville Reid & Co. ; North Star Inn Tavern & Coffee House ; Pied Horse Inn ; greyhound Races and racing ; Racing Pigeon Club ; Great Western Railway ; Reading Mercury quoted ; Royal and Ancient Order of Buffaloes ; Slough Football Club ; Slough Racing Pigeon Club ; Slough Town Football Club ; Slough Wednesday Football Club ; Tetsworth Brook or Tettesworth Water ; Royal Hotel ; Ascot Races ; Baylis House ; Queen's Royal Staghounds ; Royal Buckhounds ; Castle Inn ; Charles Dotesio ; Mme Dotesio ; Albert Prince Consort ; Great Western Railway accident ; Palace of Versailles ; Queen Victoria ; Windsor Branch Railway ; Brownie of Uxbridge ; Richard T.N.B. Grenville ; 2nd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos ; The Slough Banquet ; W. Bragg ; British Orphan Asylum ; Thomas Brassey ; Queen's Royal Staghounds ; Royal Buckhounds ; Clapham Common ; Conservative electors ; George A.F.L.C. Curzon ; Benjamin Disraeli ; Charles Dotesio ; Col. Caledon George Du Pre M.P. ; Fawley Court ; General Sir George Powell Higginson ; Kingston Green ; Licensed Victuallers' Orphanage ; Licensed Victuallers' school ; Lord Mayor of London ; House of Lords ; Major Edward Mackenzie ; North Star Inn Tavern & Coffee House ; Earl of Orkney ; House of Lords ; Royal Buckhounds ; Royal Staghounds ; Slough Banquet ; Charles Turner ; Harry Vallis ; Sam Vallis ; Edward Prince of Wales ; Alexandra Princess of Wales Queen Alexandra ; Wellingtonia Gigantea Sequoia Gigantea ; Wilton Park ; Windsor Express ; Thomas Young ; Police Station ; Slough College of Further Education and Technology ; Young Men's Christian Association ; Slough College of Further Education and Technology ; Conservative Club ; Leopold Coffee House Stoke Road ; Frederick Charsley ; George Wilson ; Leopold Coffee House Windsor Road ; Dolphin Inn ; Dolphin Hotel ; St. Laurence’s Church Upton churchyard |
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| Content Type: Book |
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| Location: Slough Library |
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| Local Ref: MF Chapter 6 |
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| Unique ID: sl-sl-max_chapter06-d-02-000.pdf |
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| IPR: National Library of Wales |
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Reg Harrison
Maxwell Fraser & the History of Slough
Maxwell Fraser
