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Skin of Our Teeth

DGA/001/006

Programme for ‘Skin of Our Teeth’ by Bletchco Players at Wilton Hall April 1969, 4 pages
Pass for Calais

FWW/001/008

Pass signed by Captain H.J.S. Anstruther authorising 121202 Spr Edwin Butler to go anywhere in the Calais area in order to carry out his duties. The pass was required to be signed each month between 1st and 7th, by the Commanding Officer. The reverse of the pass shows that is was printed in France ...
Exhibition of Arts and Crafts

DGA/001/004

Bletchley Exhibition of Arts and Crafts programme, at Wilton Hall October 1960, 5 pages
1954 Programme for Lilac Time

HFC/002/002

Programme for the opera Lilac Time, produced by the Bletchley Operatic Society on 25-29 May 1954. Albert Harrington was the pianist. This was the first production of the Bletchley Operatic Society. The programme has 8 pages, no adverts.
1959 Programme for Blossom Time

HFC/002/007

1959 Programme for the opera Blossom Time, produced by the Bletchley Amateur Operatic Society on 26-30 May 1959. Albert Harrington was an accompanist. The programme has 16 pages, with adverts.
Blossom Time - another colourful success

HFC/002/019

1959 Bletchley District Gazette front page with photos about the opera Blossom Time
Record Audiences for "Blossom Time"

HFC/002/020

Newspaper article about the opera Blossom Time
Gayhurst, Guy Fawkes and Goats (26 November 1976)

TRM/195

A number of small matters have lately engaged my interest. Matters like the proposal to turn Gayhurst House into separate houses and flats. Incidentally, the English Place Names Society say that Gayhurst means “goat wood.” The Old English word for a goat was pronounced “gate” and a wood was a “hurst” – hence Brockenhurst and Lyndhurst ...
Fenny Poppers Leaflet

ECO/002/012

A 4 page leaflet describing the history of the Fenny Poppers and of St Martins Church. 2 scans (of pages 1 & 4, and pages 2 & 3).
Miscellaneous documents and objects.

TBC/014

A miscellaneous collection of photographs, diaries, family letters, newspapers and documents relating to various members of the Taylor-Brown family including family trees for the Brown family. There are also items related to the funeral of King Edward VII and the coronation of Edward VIII, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II. In addition ...
Brown Family Descendant Chart.

TBC/014/072

Family tree for the Browns. A4 paper with printed chart starting with Kenneth Edward Hegan (b.1901) going down to Peter Brown. Sheet six of six.
Interview about Wolverton, the Co-operative Society and the Wolverton Works.

ALC/001/001

TB recalls the early history and management structure of the Wolverton Co-operative Society, its first shop in Church Street, the society’s later expansion, its committees and its amalgamation due to the building of Milton Keynes. He refers to the ideology behind the formation of the co-operative society and its inner workings. The minutes of the ...

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