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Cross Oak, WINDSOR, SL4 5FN

The memorial is on the north side of Dedworth Road, to the east of the entrance to the Memorial Recreation Ground.

A former electronics shop is on the market. Maybe they'll take that frontage off and restore the terrace.

Part of the play area in Clewer Recreation Ground.

A quiet street of traditional old terrace housing.

The photographer has to confess to being somewhat mystified by this Gothic extravaganza. It is obviously of some architectural interest and a search of the English Heritage Listed Buildings website gives the following description: St Annes House Convent of St John The Baptist 1853, architect Henry Woodyer. Gothic. H plan. 2 storeys and attic, red brick. Steep pitch tiled roof. South front has casement windows. One bay window of 5 pointed lights ground floor. 3 narrow gablets above as dormers. 4 circular chimneys rising from 1st floor and made to look like medieval bartisans with circular shafts. 3 wider dormers between these." In this a gablet is a small gable while a bartisan or bartizan is a small turret projecting from a wall, and we are looking at the south front. Yet looking at old large scale Victorian Ordnance Survey maps the building is consistently described in each succeeding edition as St John's Orphanage. But would an architect be employed to build such a quirky structure for an orphanage? It now appears to be called "Recognition House".

Another boarded up pub, this is the former Bell on Dedworth Road in Clewer.

This is also the B3024 and opposite Hatch Lane at the traffic lights is Parsonage Lane.

St. John's Drive is a residential cul-de-sac in Windsor. This image was taken in the late afternoon on a bright and sunny February day. The sun was low in the sky, casting long shadows.