Explore the Crossroads archive
Created for fellow viewers and television-history enthusiasts, this resurrected archive brings together personal viewing notes and carefully collected material about a programme that became part of British life.
Follow a lifelong connection with Crossroads. As a teenager in the 1970s, I was one of the millions who checked in to the motel, and this site is a resurrection of my previous website after it disappeared.
Crossroads episode notes
Browse notes made while watching a favourite programme, beginning in mid-1974 and continuing to mid-1985. They offer a personal record of the stories, characters and moments that made Crossroads essential viewing.
Collected articles
Discover Crossroads-related articles collected over the years. This growing selection preserves contemporary commentary and memories surrounding a series that, at its peak, attracted more than 15 million viewers.
Character spotlights
Spend time with the people who made the motel unforgettable, including Ronald Allen, my favourite actor. The episode notes conclude in mid-1985, when Ronald Allen was written out of the series.
“It never set out to be anything other than good, family entertainment, something it achieved with astounding success.”
— Crossroads Retold
Return to Britain’s most famous motel
Whether you remember watching first time around or are discovering the programme anew, explore the notes and articles that keep the world of Crossroads alive.
About this archive
Crossroads Retold is an independent personal website, created to showcase a longstanding passion for Crossroads. It shares original viewing notes and articles collected over many years for fans to enjoy. It is owned by Jeannine Hochet.
Get in touch
Archive access
The online archive is available to explore at any time.
Contact
Email: jean9@localdial.com