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Windsor - A Journey Through Time Video Now Available All orders are normally despatched First Class same day and should be delivered within the UK one or two working days after payment is received by us "Explores Windsor's history like never before." A video of Windsor - A Journey Through Time is now available. Price: £12.99 plus P&P. Please email VIDEO ORDERS and we will advise how to obtain your copy. Take the ultimate walk down memory lane as we visit the Windsor of yesteryear. This video, using photographs, paintings, drawings, archive and modern film footage, explores Windsor's history like never before. Included in this visual feast are recently unearthed photographs of the town during the turn of the century which beautifully capture the atmosphere during the Victorian era.   The town of Windsor grew up below the walls of the Castle which William the Conqueror founded over 900 years ago. Whilst its fortunes have always been linked with those of the Monarchy, Windsor established early a separate identity as a busy little market town and Thames trading port. The town has had its ups and downs, but over the centuries has expanded steadily and today's Windsor is a lively centre of tourism and commerce. Subjects covered in this video include: The town's beginnings Kings, queens and royal pageantry The Windsor Martyrs River and railways Trade and commerce Poverty and slums Buildings old and new Windsor's bridges Bachelors' Acre Windsor personalities The 1947 Floods The Castle Fire Format: PAL (European standard). Duration: 54 minutes Please email VIDEO ORDERS and we will advise how to obtain your copy. All orders are normally despatched First Class same day and should be delivered within the UK one or two working days after payment is received by us See also Windsor Restored Video - Fire at Windsor Castle 1992 All The Queen's Horses Video - The Queen's Jubilee celebrated at Windsor Horse Show 2002 Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Video - The Life of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother   Back to Royal Windsor Home Page To contact us, email Thamesweb.