Barbara Windsor Collection

Television character Worzel Gummidge who is played by Jon Pertwee marries his Aunt Sally, played by Una Stubbs, in a barn at Braishfield, near Romsey, Hants

Barbara Windsor (right) having her hair sorted on the film set of Carry On Doctor. This scene was filmed at Maidenhead Town Hall, which doubled as the hospital for the film

Filming of the childrens television series Worzel Gummidge at Brixham harbour in south Devon. Actress Barbara Windsor plays the part of Saucy Nancy a figurehead of a ship in the harbour who falls in

Barbara Windsor on the film set of Carry On Doctor. This scene was filmed at Maidenhead Town Hall, which doubled as the hospital for the film. Picture taken 11th September 1967

A young Barbara Windsor (left) with two other female models in nightwear. September 1955

Dale Winton with his cake and friends at his birthday party in 1996. Dale, TV presenter, was from 22nd May 1955 Picture taken 1st June 1996

Dale Winton and Barbara Windsor share a nice moment at Dales birthday party. Dale, TV presenter, was from 22nd May 1955 Picture taken 1st June 1996

Barbara Windsor with Gerald Thomas (director) on the film set of Carry On Doctor. Directed by Gerald Thomas This scene was filmed at Maidenhead Town Hall, which doubled as the hospital for the film

Barbara Windsor, actress and star of BBC TV Series, The Rag Trade, pictured 28th February 1963

Barbara Windsor and producer Peter Rogers on the film set of Carry On Doctor. This scene was filmed at Maidenhead Town Hall, which doubled as the hospital for the film

Barbara Windsor (with unknown male) on the film set of Carry On Doctor. This scene was filmed at Maidenhead Town Hall, which doubled as the hospital for the film. Picture taken 11th September 1967

Filming of the childrens television series Wurzel Gummidge at Brixham harbour in south Devon. Actress Barbara Windsor plays the part of Saucy Nancy a figurehead of a ship in the harbour who falls in

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"Barbara Windsor: A Timeless Icon of British Entertainment" From her early days on the film set of Carry On Doctor, where they are be seen getting her hair sorted with a smile, to her unforgettable role as Aunt Sally in Worzel Gummidge, played by Jon Pertwee who later marries his on-screen aunt. Barbara Windsor's versatility and charm have always shone through. In a captivating snapshot from the past, a young Barbara Windsor is captured alongside two other female models in elegant nightwear. Her beauty and grace are evident even then. Moving forward in time, we witness Dale Winton celebrating his birthday surrounded by friends and an unexpected guest - none other than Barbara Windsor herself. Their shared moment captures the warmth and camaraderie that defined their friendship. On another occasion, at Brixham harbour during the filming of Worzel Gummidge, we see Barbara immersed in yet another beloved television series. Her dedication to bringing characters to life for children's entertainment is truly commendable. Throughout her career, she has worked with esteemed director Gerald Thomas on films like Carry On Doctor. In one candid shot, we find them deep in conversation on set – a testament to their collaborative spirit. Not limited to just films or television shows, Barbara also made waves as part of BBC TV Series The Rag Trade. Her portrayal of strong-willed women resonated with audiences across generations. Returning once again to Carry On Doctor's film set, we catch glimpses of various scenes being filmed – each showcasing Barbara's undeniable talent and ability to captivate audiences effortlessly. Whether it be sharing moments with unknown male co-stars or engaging with producers like Peter Rogers behind the scenes; every interaction reveals why she remains an enduring figure within British entertainment history. Barbara Windsor's journey has been filled with memorable roles and cherished friendships that have left an indelible mark on our hearts. She continues to inspire generations both past and present, reminding us of the magic that can be found in storytelling.