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Steam Trams in Stratford Road, Wolverton c1910

TMK/001/063

Wolverton: Steam Trams in Stratford Road, circa 1910. Reproduced by kind permission of Barry Green. Image of a tram next to a busy footpath, full of men, women and children.
The Point at Night, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/014

Reference No. 34 “The Point entertainment centre opened in 1985 and is now a well known landmark in Milton Keynes. The Point includes a night club, bars, restaurant, social club and a ten-screen cinema complex. At night, the red neon pyramid can be seen for miles around.” Image of the Point building at night, through a ...
The Point, Central Milton Keynes

TMK/001/008

Reference No.21 “The Point-an entertainments complex managed by Bass Lesiure and AMC Entertainments Inc., sited in Central Milton Keynes. A full range of jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for the 200,000 people who will live in the city in the 1990s.” Image of the Point building and its reflection.
The Point, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/006

“Photograph by A.A. Catlin.” Image of the Point building in the dark.
The Village of Weston Underwood in the Borough of Milton Keynes

TMK/001/079

Ref: MKBC 8 “Frequent winner of the Buckinghamshire Best Kept Village Competition, it consists of mainly 17th and 18th century stone-built houses.” Image of stone graves in a grave-yard which is bordered by shrubs and trees in full-bloom, with stone-built houses in the background.
The Village of Stoke Goldington in the Borough of Milton Keynes

TMK/001/089

Ref: MKBC 16 Simon McBride West Country Images. Image of a field full of buttercups in front of cottages.
Tickford Bridge, Newport Pagnell in the Borough of Milton Keynes

TMK/001/084

Ref: MKBC 13 “Built in 1810 it is the oldest iron bridge in England still varying traffic on a daily basis.” Simon McBride West Country. Image of the iron bridge surrounded by green trees and grass.
Tram Terminus, Stony Stratford 1920's

TMK/001/056

“Stony Stratford, Tram Terminus 1920’s.” “Reproduced by kind permission of Mr R Odell.” “Black and white image of tram outside the Northampton Brewery.” Image of two trams outside the Northampton Brewery circa 1925.
Views of Milton Keynes

TMK/001/001

Reference No.20 “Milton Keynes is the city in Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for the 200,000 people who live here in the 1990s.” Postcard split into four images: One of Cutlers Mews sign, one of horses in front of houses, one of daffodils in front of house and one of unidentified ...
Waterhall Park

TMK/003/003

“This leaflet describes one of the many park areas in Milton Keynes. Because of the extensive landscaping running through new housing areas man new parts of the City are set within a ‘parkland’ scene. Small open spaces are to be found throughout housing areas, often containing a variety of children’s play spaces, local sportsgrounds and ...
Walks in MK

TMK/002

A set of leaflets describing walks and cycle rides in Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas.
Woughton Medieval Village

TMK/002/015

“From the Anglo Saxon Village and Parish Name ‘Wuhla’s Tun'”. “The development of the new city has enabled Milton Keynes to become the most intensively studied archaeological landscape in this county. In the last twenty years the story of the people who have lived and died here during the past 10,000 years has gradually unfolded. This ...
Your Parks: Parks and Pastimes in Milton Keynes

TMK/003/008

“Parks form a very important part of the urban scene – they provide opportunities for a great variety of outdoor recreation activities such as sports, children’s play, picnicking and walking as well as for the quiet enjoyment of natural surroundings.” The leaflet provides information on how the parks are part of the urban scene in Milton ...
Canal-Fenny Stratford-Milton Keynes Lock Canal Cottages, Simpson Road

TMK/001/035

Reference No.2 “Unlisted 1800, the Canal was built in 1800. The lock keeper’s house is pre-1944 and restored in 1911. Milton Keynes, the city in Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for 200,000 who will live here in the 1990s.” Image people using the lock and of its neighbouring cottages.
Central Milton Keynes at Night

TMK/001/026

Reference No.14 “This is one of Europe’s largest shopping areas, in the centre of Milton Keynes, the city in Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses and schools are being developed for the 200,000 people who will live here by the 1990s.” Image of cars parked outside the shopping centre in Central Milton Keynes at sunset.
Central Milton Keynes

TMK/001/062

Image of the fountain in Queen’s Court.
Church and Almshouses, Linford Manor, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/018

Reference No. 33 “Linford Manor park is part of the 4,000 acres of parkland throughout Milton Keynes. The park contains the 18th century Linford Manor, the Almshouses, built in the late 17 century and now home to craft workshops, and St. Andrews Church dating back to around 1200. The Grand Union Canal runs past the ...
Church of Christ the Cornerstone, Central Milton Keynes

TMK/001/078

Ref: MKBC 7 “The first Ecumenical City Centre Church in the United Kingdom, opened by H.M. Queen Elizabeth II in March 1992.” Simon McBride West Country Images. Image of the entrance of Christ the Cornerstone.
Concrete Cows, North Loughton Valley Park, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/088

Ref: MKBC 15 “An internationally famous landmark, the cows were made by community artists Liz Leyh, assisted by local children, using scrap materials from building sites.” Simon McBride West Country Images. Image of the five concrete cows on a field.
Community Arts Workshops, Great Linford in the Borough of Milton Keynes

TMK/001/083

Ref: MKBC 12 Simon McBride West Country Images. Image of a thatched building nested amongst various trees, plants and grass.
Countryside Walks 1: Newport Pagnell

TMK/002/004

“A circular walk of 4 1/2 miles through fields and farms of the Ouse Valley.” This leaflet has the following subheadings; Newport Pagnell, Bury Field, Kickles Farm, Lake Lane and Mill Farm, Gayhurst House, Quarryhall, Lathbury and North Bridge.” There is a map which has a key. The key includes key features, some of which are described ...
Countryside Walks 2: Cliton Reynes

TMK/002/005

“A short circular walk of 2.5 miles through an historic landscape from Olney.” The leaflet has the sub-headings; Cowper and Newton Museum, Mills, Tooth and Claw, On Clifton Hill, Clifton Reynes, Walks Manor and Clifton Roads. There is a map of the walk and key. Around the map there are some descriptions and drawings of the key ...
England Mini-Guide: Milton Keynes and District

TMK/004/007

“Milton Keynes is a unique city. In 1967 Central Government announced plans to establish a new city in North Buckinghamshire around the three towns of Stony Stratford, Wolverton and Bletchley and thirteen villages-an area with a population of 40,000. Already the population has reached 117,000 and by 1990 some 150,000 people will be living and ...
Essence, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/032

Reference No.29 “Surrounded by the offices of Central Milton Keynes, ‘Essence’ was created by sculptor Wendy Taylor in 1982. Since the first offices opened in the late 1970s, Central Milton Keynes has become a major commercial centre.” Image of the ‘Essence’ sculpture in front of trees.