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Manley Gallery

Malclom Leach

On 23rd March 1891, John Manley acquired a Framing and Gilding business from Messrs Ellis Hills, who had been previously trading

as Hair Dressers and Picture Frame Makers, for an unknown number of years, at Peascod Street in Windsor.

 

Mr. Manley’s skills as an art restorer and maker of the highest quality picture frames were quickly recognized by King Edward VII

who awarded the firm its first Royal warrant. Further warrants were awarded by King George V and Princess Christian when the Gallery moved premises to 27 High Street (currently the ‘Barbour Shop’), Windsor. Mr. Manley Snr died in 1921 and his wife Maud carried on the business, gathering further Royal warrants from Queen Mary and George VI. The business moved once again to larger premises at 24

Thames Street, Windsor which is now occupied by Zizzi Restaurant.

 

Mrs. Manley transferred the business to their son Patrick in 1949 who was awarded the last Royal warrant by Her Majesty the Queen in 1956. The final move was in 1964 to the present location at 27 High Street, Eton and the business has been in the hands of myself for the last 30 years.

 

The original fine art restoration and framing skills of the business still remain today in the hands of the Gallery’s own staff who continue to frame and restore for the Royal family together with a great many private collectors, Galleries and institutions throughout the UK.

 

The Gallery treasures its custom from the community and aims to be a part of Eton for many more years to come.

The Charteris Centre

Carole Pearlman

59 Eton Square, Eton

 

Calling out to all our retired locals; did you know there is a lovely place to pop in for a cup of tea or indeed an inexpensive lunch just off Eton High Street. The Charteris Centre opened 24 years ago to provide a social centre for retired residents of Eton & Eton Wick and is a real asset to our community. New Members are very much welcomed to ensure this centre continues to be here for you. We are open Monday,

 

Wednesday & Thursday from 10am to 3pm and Tuesday from 10am to 2pm.

 

Membership is £10 per year and daily hot meals, prepared at Bekynton are less than Â£5. However the heart of Charteris is the convivial atmosphere that the club enjoys.

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We are not a large group but enjoy each other’s company; quiz coffee mornings, day trips and festive meals. Services include a hairdresser and chiropodist. We play bingo and are always willing to listen to new ideas for activities that folk may enjoy.

Tai Chi anyone?

 

Call Carol or Jackie on 01753 833371

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