You are here: Home>Archive>Sullivan Family Collection>The Milton Keynes Project Slide Show 1970>A travelling scissor grinder A travelling scissor grinder A travelling scissor grinder A travelling scissor grinder Date of coverage 1970 Place Bucks, Great Linford Reference number SFC/001/194 Comments about this page Reply Remember him well came to Linford he lived on the Woolstone Lane and the Willen Lane with his wife and a few jack Russell’s don’t know what became of them when the city arrived By Tink Hefferon (16/02/2025) Add a comment about this page Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. 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My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ In this collection Our archive Collection: Sullivan Family Collection Group: The Milton Keynes Project Slide Show 1970 Item: Intro to the Milton Keynes Project Slide ShowItem: Title Slide - The New CityItem: Title Slide - Milton Keynes Development CorporationItem: Title Slide - Where and HowItem: Title Slide - Bucks County CouncilItem: Title Slide - Ministry of HousingItem: Title Slide - Public EnquiryItem: MILTON KEYNES road signItem: Sign for MKDCItem: The Plan for Milton KeynesItem: Information slide - population 1970Item: Information slide - population 1981 and 1990sItem: Information slide - population total plannedItem: Maps - existing and plannedItem: Sign for the designated area of Milton Keynes New CityItem: MILTON KEYNES village road signItem: Half timbered thatched cottageItem: Church of All SaintsItem: Bible chained to the wallItem: The Swan InnItem: The Swan Inn after fireItem: Thatchers repairing the roof of The Swan InnItem: Thatchers repairing the roof of The Swan InnItem: Thatchers at workItem: The Swan Inn, nearly restoredItem: Oak tree near the Swan InnItem: LITTLE WOOLSTONE road signItem: Church of the Holy TrinityItem: The Barge InnItem: Red Victorian post boxItem: GREAT WOOLSTONE road signItem: Holy Trinity ChurchItem: The Cross Keys pubItem: Combine harvester reapingItem: Tractors with ploughsItem: Stubble being burnedItem: A combine harvester and a tractorItem: WOUGHTON ON THE GREEN road signItem: Panorama of Woughton on the GreenItem: Church of the Assumption of MaryItem: Tower of the Church of the Assumption of MaryItem: The Old Swan tavernItem: Dilapidated interior of The Old SwanItem: Fireplace and furniture at the Old SwanItem: Landlord pouring a pint of beerItem: Fox hunt hounds and riders in the villageItem: Fox hunt riders on a country laneItem: Blacksmith or farrier working on a horseshoeItem: SIMPSON road signItem: Simpson village greenItem: The Church of St Thomas and St NicholasItem: Monument in the Church of St Thomas and St NicholasItem: Interior of the Church of St Thomas and St NicholasItem: The Grand Union Canal at SimpsonItem: Simpson Road with the Plough pubItem: Free range chickens by a thatched cottageItem: Tractor pulling a balerItem: A stack of hay balesItem: BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD road signItem: Bletchley Railway station, looking southItem: Bletchley Railway station, looking southItem: Fenny Stratford Railway StationItem: Level crossing and signal boxItem: Fenny Lock on the Grand Union CanalItem: Fenny Lock on the Grand Union CanalItem: The Wharf on the Grand Union Canal at Fenny StratfordItem: Aylesbury Street shopsItem: St Martin's Church, Fenny StratfordItem: St Martin's Church, Fenny StratfordItem: The Fenny PoppersItem: The Fenny Poppers being firedItem: The Chantry House, internal constructionItem: The Church of St Mary in BletchleyItem: Thatched cottage in Old BletchleyItem: Terraced houses on the Lakes estate in BletchleyItem: The south western end of QueenswayItem: Chimneys at the Bletchley Brickworks just before demolitionItem: Chimneys at the Bletchley Brickworks during demolitionItem: Chimneys at the Bletchley Brickworks just after demolitionItem: Denbigh Industrial EstateItem: The Denbigh Railway Bridge over the A5 (Watling Street)Item: Plaque on the Denbigh Railway BridgeItem: Disused railway platform at DenbighItem: Ex-hospital farmhouseItem: LOUGHTON road sign, and the Talbot pubItem: Church of All Saints, LoughtonItem: The Fountain pubItem: Church of All Saints, looking westItem: Church of All Saints, interiorItem: Memorial CottagesItem: Cows and sheep in a fieldItem: Cattle grazing in a fieldItem: SHENLEY BROOK END road signItem: SHENLEY CHURCH END road signItem: A farmhouseItem: Church of St Mary, Shenley Church EndItem: Pigs and sheep in fieldsItem: Dutch barnItem: Old farm machineryItem: STONY STRATFORD road signItem: Plaque of Queen EleanorItem: Stony Stratford High StreetItem: Cock HotelItem: Bull HotelItem: The Tower of St Mary MagdalenItem: Restaurant and houses, originally St Paul's SchoolItem: Houses in the former St Paul's SchoolItem: The former Cross Keys InnItem: The Retreat - four almshousesItem: The Wesley Tree in Market SquareItem: Derelict buildings on Market SquareItem: Number 40 Church StreetItem: Wooden sundial dated April 17 1739Item: The Plough InnItem: OLD WOLVERTON road signItem: Wolverton Mill viewed from the southItem: Wolverton Mill viewed from the northItem: Holy Trinity ChurchItem: Holy Trinity Church towerItem: Grotesque face in Holy Trinity ChurchItem: Longueville CourtItem: Outbuildings of Longueville CourtItem: The Galleon pubItem: The Grand Union Canal is carried by an aqueductItem: The Iron Trunk aqueductItem: WOLVERTON road signItem: Aerial view of some of WolvertonItem: Wolverton Railway Station entranceItem: Main line railway looking northItem: Aerial view of Wolverton looking north westItem: The Gables block of flatsItem: McCorquodale printing worksItem: Market Halls on Creed StreetItem: The Wolverton Science and Arts InstituteItem: The Wolverton Science and Arts Institute, after a fireItem: The Wolverton Science and Arts Institute, during demolitionItem: The Wolverton Science and Arts Institute, during demolitionItem: The site of the Wolverton Science and Arts Institute after its demolitionItem: A view over the rooftops of WolvertonItem: The Church of St George the Martyr.Item: St George's Church HallItem: The Congregational ChurchItem: The Congregational Church, during demolitionItem: The Congregational Church, during demolitionItem: Construction of a supermarket with church behindItem: The new Merit supermarketItem: A well serving allotmentsItem: NEW BRADWELL road signItem: A street of terraced housesItem: A view of the New Bradwell rooftopsItem: The New Bradwell WindmillItem: The New Bradwell Windmill and cottageItem: The New Bradwell Windmill, by the canalItem: The New Bradwell County Infants SchoolItem: St James ChurchItem: St James Church, door and archItem: St James Church, helmet and stone headItem: St James Church, wooden bell turretItem: Register of Marriages at St Peter's ChurchItem: Register of Marriages at St Peter's ChurchItem: The Little Soldier war memorialItem: War memorial inscriptionItem: Detail of "The Little Soldier" statueItem: A model of the original design of the war memorialItem: The clock tower at Corner PinItem: The steam train nicknamed Nobby NewportItem: Dismantled railway lineItem: OLD BRADWELL road signItem: The chapel at Bradwell AbbeyItem: The chapel at Bradwell Abbey, wall paintingsItem: The chapel at Bradwell Abbey, ceilingItem: Bradwell Abbey HouseItem: The Moat HouseItem: St Lawrence's ChurchItem: Gypsy caravanItem: Social gathering at the Victoria InnItem: The Old Bradwell "Beer and bun" raceItem: The Old Bradwell "Comic Football" matchItem: A triangulation pointItem: GREAT LINFORD village road signItem: A coal bargeItem: Previously the Old Wharf InnItem: Great Linford Manor HouseItem: A memorial to the Rev William UthwattItem: The schoolroom and almshousesItem: The Rectory at Great LinfordItem: St Andrew's ChurchItem: The non-conformist chapelItem: The Nag's Head pubItem: Glebe HouseItem: A distinctive otter-shaped weather vaneItem: A group of four cottagesItem: Water pumpItem: A travelling scissor grinderItem: WILLEN village road signItem: Willen stands by the side of the River Ouzel.Item: The church of St Mary MagdaleneItem: The church of St Mary Magdalene, west end.Item: The church of St Mary Magdalene, interior.Item: The church of St Mary Magdalene, main door.Item: The church school at WillenItem: WALTON village road signItem: The church of St MichaelItem: Walton Hall, the home of the new "Open University"Item: The manor house of WaltonItem: Walnut Tree FarmItem: A pit where Fullers Earth was extractedItem: The fading art of Hedge LayeringItem: The headquarters of the MKDCItem: Wavendon TowerItem: Opening ceremony for road constructionItem: Opening ceremony for road constructionItem: Opening ceremony for road constructionItem: Credits for Slides and ScriptItem: Credits for Commentary and ResearchItem: THE END of the slideshow.Item: Commentary for slides 15 - 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Remember him well came to Linford he lived on the Woolstone Lane and the Willen Lane with his wife and a few jack Russell’s don’t know what became of them when the city arrived
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