Maidenhead, Boulter's Lock 1925
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Boulters Lock is one of the River Thames' most famous landmarks, and during the Victorian and Edwardian periods drew large crowds of visitors in search of peaceful recreation. A boulter was another name for a miller.
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went to this hotel in the seventies to watch the rock groups that were on anyone remember the group nights at the foxs club
I used to know the young lady who was the receptionist at Boulters Inn in the early 60`s. Her name was Eileen.
The pub on the right is either the Green Dragon or the Reform.
I met my first g/f walking up Castle hill in the 50`s on my way from Tech college Slough. Her name was Pam and she lived in Pownry road.
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