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Facebook Group – “JHQ Rheindahlen” This is a “Private” Facebook Group with approx. 9,100 members. “For anyone who remembers living and experiencing JHQ Rheindahlen … especially those who can remember the Blue Pool/Royal upstairs even before it was a restaurant, or the Queensway or Marlborough Clubs. Did you go to the Astra Cinema, the Dutch Bar, the JRC Club at Wegberg Hospital. Did anyone go drinking in the Dutch bar? Who caught the last 23 bus home to JHQ after a night out in MG? Did you ever eat or drink in the Oase? Total JHQ Rheindahlen 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s. Let’s have your experiences and memories please!” |
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Facebook Group – “Memories of JHQ: past and present” This is a “Private” Facebook Group with approx. 6,600 members. “This site has been running to collect wonderful , sometimes sad memories of a very special place. It is for well behaved , polite individuals who aren’t rude and know how to play nicely . Please join in , comment , post pictures and maybe reconnect with old friends.” |
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Facebook Group – “Houses on JHQ” This is a “Private” Facebook Group with approx. 2,800 members. “For anyone who wants to view or upload photos of houses on JHQ. Hundreds of photos sorted by street name!” |
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Facebook Group – “JHQ – A Story in Pictures” This is a “Open” Facebook Group with approx. 2,100 members. “Contains pictures of JHQ in it’s last glorious days.” |
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Facebook Group – “Windsor School, JHQ” This is a “Open” Facebook Group with approx. 1,900 members. |
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Facebook Group – “Queens school, rheindahlen, germany” This is a “Private” Facebook Group with approx. 1,200 members “Looking for anyone connected with Queen’s School, JHQ.”
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Facebook Group – “Windsor School Rheindahlen (JHQ)” This is a “Public” Facebook Group with approx. 1,000 members. “For those who attended Windsor high school In JHQ Germany.” |
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Facebook Page – “Queen’s School Rheindahlen” This is a “Open” Facebook Page with 770 “follows”. Set up by Alan Fraser (1957-63) to allow former Queen’s School pupils and teachers to exchange information and photos. Suggested by Barbara née Simpson (1961-64). “Queen’s was one of several British Forces schools in Germany, others being Prince Rupert School at Wilhelmshaven, Windsor School at Hamm, Gloucester School at Hohne and Kent School at Hostert. Rheindahlen was the Joint HQ of BAOR (British Army of the Rhine), NORTHAG (Northern Army Group) and 2nd ATAF (2nd Allied Tactical Air Force). After being run down for many years, it is expected to close around 2015.” |
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Facebook Page – “Queen’s School Rheindahlen Photos Only!” This is a “Public” Facebook Group with approx. 725 members. “Hi everyone! I thought I’d create a group just for photos. There are lots of other groups about Queen’s but I thought it would be nice for people to upload their memories all in one place! Enjoy xx” |
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Facebook Page – “Queens School Reunion” This is a “Private” Facebook Group with approx. 320 members.
“Discussing plans for a reunion in Spring 2021. Date and venue not yet decided. Will be in the Midlands area. All ex pupils welcome.”
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Facebook Page – “Kent School, Hostert, Germany” This is a “Private” Facebook Group with approx. 1,600 members.
“Find friends, classmates, Teachers who went to Kent School, Hostert. (Hogwarts of Germany :-). Please only request to join this group if you have been to Kent School, we look forward to your Kent School memories :-)”
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Facebook Page – “Kent School Hostert” This is a “Private” Facebook Group with approx. 1,700 members. “For those who went to Kent School in Hostert before they changed it to Windsor School.” |
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Facebook Page – “St Andrews Primary School (JHQ), Rheindahlen, Germany” This is a “Public” Facebook Group with approx. 380 members.
“For anyone that went to St Andrews in Rheindahlen, Germany! Also anyone else that knows people who went to St Andrews feel free to join too!”
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Facebook Page – “British Forces Germany” This is a “Private” Facebook Group with approx. 27,000 members. “For anyone who has served in uniform or as an attached civilian or dependant. Tell us your stories about British Forces Germany.” |