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Postcard of the Congregational Church, Wolverton

FWW/009/003

Postcard of the Congregational Church, Wolverton. View of the side of the church with four children, one on stilts, in the foreground. Written across the bottom ‘Congregational Church Wolverton’
Postcard of the High Street, Stony Stratford

FWW/009/007

Postcard of the High Street, Stony Stratford showing the Cock Hotel on the left. ‘High Street Stony Stratford’ written in the bottom right corner
Postcard of the viaduct, Wolverton

FWW/009/009

Postcard of the viaduct in Wolverton with sheep in the foreground. Written in red across the bottom ‘Viaduct Wolverton’ and handwritten ‘From Mabel 24/9/04’
Slide of a notice 'In Affectionate Remembrance of the Northampton Horse Cars'

WW1/002/011

Slide of a notice ‘In Affectionate Remembrance of the Northampton Horse Cars (Kettering Road, and Wellingborough Road Sections), Which Succumbed to an ELECTRIC SHOCK JULY 21st 1904 After 24 years of faithful service’ *Gone but not forgotten’. In the centre is a photograph of the Horse Car
Wedding

TBC/005/003

Daventry Express Newspaper from November 12th 1904. On Page 4 is the description of the wedding of Louisa Ann Chown and Thomas Taylor.
Amos Barker, Wolverton 1910

JSC/001/006

Amos Barker standing with his bike outside the window of a house in Aylesbury Street, Wolverton in 1910.
Diary Entries by Nellie Smith 1905

NEL/003/004

Transcript of Nellie Smith’s diary entries from 1905 containing day to day events. Notable entries: Jan 10 Tues. ‘I am going to the Cooking Class once more … What O the fritters.’ May 10 Wed. ‘Poor old Alice had her arm taken off I do hope she will go on alright.’ Aug 5 Sat. ‘started off at 8 ...
Elsie Ada Sinfield (1905-c.2000): oral history audio recording.

GST/004

EAS’s childhood home backed on to the Wolverton Works’ Laundry and the children used to talk to the laundresses, who included her sister-in-law, through the railings. Her brother George worked for the Stony Stratford Ambulance and joined the Royal Medical Corps at the start of World War One. He served in Egypt and, whilst there, ...
John Wesley's Tree Market Place, Stony Stratford

TMK/001/054

“Stony Stratford, John Wesley’s Tree 1910.” “Reproduced by kind permission of Mr R Odell.” Black and white image of boys and girls playing next to a large tree in a square plot of land between buildings.
Olney RFC team 1905-1906

OLRC/001/005

Olney RFC 1st XV, black and white team line-up photograph season 1905-06. Names listed as: Back row: ? S. Richey, H. Cowley, J. Newson, W. Huckle, E. Drage. ?, J. Longland, ?, N. Appleton, H.Lineham (Touch Judge). Middle row: R. Berrill, C. Wallenger, J. Simcoe (Capt.), B. Andrews, S. Kitchener, ?. Front row: G. Nicholls, ...
Part of Bletchley Road probably early 1900s

ESS/001/100

Part of Bletchley Road probably early 1900s
Percy Mundy (1908-c.2000): oral history audio recording.

GST/008

When PM was a child, there was no place called New Bradwell, just Stanton High, Stanton Low and Stantonbury. The old club in New Bradwell remained the Stantonbury Social Club. There was another club called the Progressive Club. He remembered the Hospital Fetes, which had “marvellous” processions of vehicles and the boys and girls dressed ...