In this episode, you'll discover some of the hidden histories of Windsor's pubs. Ever wondered which pubs are the oldest in Windsor? Or which pubs had the most dubious reputations? Well, if so, click play and all that knowledge will be yours.

Note: contains some sensitive content relating to death and may not be suitable for all.

This podcast is designed to be used as a walking tour around Windsor but can equally be enjoyed from the comfort of your own sofa. The walking route starts outside Windsor Guildhall (SL4 1LR) and ends at The Boatman Pub by the River Thames (SL4 1QN). The route includes 10 stops on the way: Harte and Garter; Duchess of Cambridge; Horse and Groom; Crooked House of Windsor; The Carpenters Arms; Prince Harry; The Queen Charlotte; Castle Hotel; The Bell & Dragon; and The Royal Windsor.

Visit windsormuseum.org.uk/podcasts/ for a map of the walking tour and a transcription of the podcast.

Please note it may be necessary to pause the podcast at certain points dependent upon walking speed.

Podcast artwork: The Royal Standard Beer House, High Street, Windsor, circa 1900 by William Josiah Redworth (1873 - 1947) - oil on canvas.

Music credit: 'It's a Good Day' (Royalty free music from https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/)

Sound effects from www.freesound.org including users: aarrnnoo, OGsoundFX, IESP, klankbeeld, Timbre, tigersound, and lifewinguk.

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