AGA Stories - with the colour "White" (50)

The Heart of The House – aegir

Our house has been owned by our family since 1951. I am the third generation. The original AGA was purchased by my Grandparents in 1951, for £400 I believe,I have records and receipts somewhere in the attic. In 1972 my Mother updated the kitchen ...

Rayburn Regal – Woodside

Inherited the Rayburn Regal, when we moved in, fantastic feature to our kitchen, provides a central warmth to our home

aga saves the kittens – julieann black

when my kids were small about 20years ago, Georgi aged 8 & Peter aged 4 found 2 kittens frozen in an out shed, on first impression they appeared dead but i brought them into the kitchen put them on an old baking tray and slipped them into the cool...

Greta's AGA – On Board Historic Sailing Barg

Thames Sailing Barge GRETA & her AGA a perfect partnership. Not the usual place to find an Aga, on a Thames Barge, Greta is 117 year old; she is the oldest active Dunkirk Little Ship. Greta is my home and during the summer months I take charters...

Aga SOS – Penny in Norfolk

In 1978, after renovating a derelict farmhouse in beautifulNorfolk conservation area - the ONLY cooker to fill the magnificent chimney breast was of course an Aga. It is almost constantly on, except for perhaps a few short weeks in the summer and ...

Part of the family – Chris Dunseath

Our Aga was converted from solid fuel to oil and installed in our house in 1960. It has fed us and heated the water. Generations have sat on top of it to keep warm in this ancient house. It has also been used to dry paper sculptures.

My best friend – Helen C

I have grown up with an aga in the house and was delighted that one was already in situ at my new house. They are so easy to use and always give out great warmth to a kitchen as well as very useful for airing clothes and even warming feet on a col...

Hooked on Agas ? – Christina

Moved into a house with a solid fuel aga in 1979 and left 10 years later. No aga in new house and missed it so bought second hand gas aga. About to do building work and considering next move cooker wise. Family now moved away and out at work so...

All electric during the Miners Strike. – acecfh

Working in London and driving to and from Suffolk daily having recently moved out of London and being an all electric house in the country when the Miners went on strike we arrived home on dark, cold, and wet evenings to a house without electricit...

AGA on a budget – agaupstairs

We bought it second hand, already well scratched - who needs to be precious? The kitchen is on first floor - bravo lift pump! My father serviced his so why shouldn't I? Now our daughter does it. It didn't like burning water so I had to fit a ne...

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