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The Wokingham Society Heritage Matters: Early Events in Emmbrook
It was Wednesday evening 20th December 1916. After complaints of soldiers getting drunk at the house adjoining “The Rifleman” public ...
Wokingham Society: Holt Copse and Joel Park
Holt Copse and Joel Park is, at 9.3 hectares, the largest and most diverse of the 8 parks managed by ...
The Wokingham Society Heritage Matters: Ringing and wartime.
Tower bells have always been rung for public events, including victories in war. But for centuries the wars themselves had ...
The Wokingham Society: The De Vitré Family of Keep Hatch
The Rev. George Edward Denis de Vitré (b. 1833) and his wife, Maria Pratt née Ibbetson (b. 1826), came to ...
The Wokingham Society: Wokingham's Historic Market Place
Have you wandered around Market Place and wondered who occupied the shops before the present owners? Or thought about who ...
The Wokingham Society Heritage Matters: Emmbrook's soldiers remembered
As the 80th anniversary of the start of the Second World War draws to a close, Emmbrook might be reminded ...
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