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The Point at Central Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

TMK/001/090

Photography by Colin Underhill. Image of The Point, one of the UK’s first multiplex cinemas and also hosting a games arcade, bingo hall and nightclub.
The Redway, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/033

Reference No.5 “The Redway is Milton Keynes’ network of footpath-cycleways completely separate from the city’s main roads. The network is already the largest in the country and it is growing day by day with Milton Keynes, the new city in North Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for 200,000 people who ...
The Wolverton-Stony Stratford Steam Tramway 1887-1926

TMK/001/067

Reference No. 70 “The steam tram, built to 3′ 6″ gauge, ran for 2 1/2 miles. Viewed here e.1890 near the junction of Wolverton Road and High Street, Stony Stratford”. Image of children and men standing on the right-side of the tram.
The Whisper, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/015

Reference No. 30 “The Whisper, a large bronze sculpture by Andre Wallace, sits outside Central Milton Keynes Library. This popular sculpture of two girls in deep conversation was commissioned by Milton Keynes Development Corporation and unveiled in 1985.” Image of The Whisper Sculpture in front of Central Milton Keynes Library.
Vox Pop, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/017

Reference No. 28 “The Shopping Building’s Queen’s Court is home to ‘Vox Pop’. Sculpted in bronze by John Clinch, the group was installed in 1988. Since Central Milton Keynes Shopping Centre opened in 1979 it has attracted shoppers from all over the country and regularly has more than 250,000 visitors per week.” Image of the ‘Vox ...
Wayfarers and Lake, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/038

“Photograph by A.A. Catlin.” Image of different boats on Willen Lake with Wayfarers on the left.
Wayfarers and Sports Centre, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/039

“Photography by A.A Catlin.” Image of Wayfarers and the Sports Centre next to Willen Lake.
'The Front' Wolverton c.1930

TMK/001/068

Reference No.72 Image of people stood around a van and car in Wolverton.
Aerial View of Central Milton Keynes [no.2]

TMK/001/065

Reference No. 19 “Milton Keynes is the city in Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for the 200,000 people who will live here in the 1990s.” Image of the shopping centre and surrounding buildings from above.
Aerial View of Central Milton Keynes

TMK/001/029

Reference No.19 “Milton Keynes is the city in Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for the 200,000 people who will live here in the 1990s.” Aerial view of Central Milton Keynes of new buildings, cars and newly planted trees.
The Black Horse, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/019

Reference No. 31 “The Black Horse, a sculpture by Elisabeth Frink stands outside Lloyds Court, which was the first commercial building in Central Milton Keynes.” Image of the Black Horse Sculpture outside Lloyds Bank on a sunny day.
The Concrete Cows, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/013

“Photograph by A.A. Catlin” Image of the concrete cows on a field on a sunny day.
The Pagoda, Milton Keynes [view from the bottom of the steps]

TMK/001/028

“Photograph by A.A. Catlin.” Image of steps leading up to front of The Pagoda.
The Pagoda, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/007

“Photograph by A.A. Catlin.” Image of The Pagoda in the dark.
Willen Lake, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/037

“Photograph by A.A. Catlin.” Image of two people using a boat on the lake and person to the left watching them.
Newport Road, New Bradwell in the 1920s

TMK/001/043

“Photography by Mr Maurice Kitchener of Newport Pagnell.” “Sponsored by GFX Hartigan Group.” Image of New Bradwell High Street with a man on a bike in front of the Country Arms Inn in the 1920s.
No. 10 Aylesbury, Gt. Linford, Fenny Stratford, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/060

Four images featuring the Grand Union Canal: Aylesbury, Stony Stratford, Great Linford and Milton Keynes. Published by “Photographic Heritage”. Photographs by Gordon Flanagan.
Stony Stratford High Street about 1929

TMK/001/042

“Photograph by Mr Maurice Kitchener of Newport Pagnell.” “Sponsored by GFZ Hartigan Group.” Image of cars parked alongside the buildings of Stony Stratford High Street, including the infamous Cock and Bull around 1929.
The Clock Tower - Neath Hill

TMK/001/020

Reference No.18 “The Clock Tower was designed by the Milton Keynes Development Corporation and erected in 1980. Milton Keynes is the city in Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for the 200,000 people who will live here in the 1990s.” Image of The Clock Tower with shrubbery and trees.
The Concrete Cows

TMK/001/002

Reference No.9 “The Concrete Cows were given by the artists Liz Leyh to the people of Milton Keynes, the city in Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for the 200,000 people who live here in the 1990s.” Image of concrete cows in a field.
The Dinosaur, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/016

Reference No. 6 “The Dinosaur is just one of the concrete sculptures created by local artists and poet Bill Billings in Milton Keynes, the city in North Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for 200,000 people who will live here by the 1990s.” Image of the Dinosaur Sculpture on a field on ...
The Octo, Norfolk House, Central Milton Keynes

TMK/001/023

Reference No.3 “The Octo-a stainless steel sculpture by Wendy Taylor-set in a pool outside Norfolk House, one of the offices in the centre of Milton Keynes, the city in Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for 200,000 people who will live here in the 1990s.” Image of the Octo-stainless steel sculpture on ...
The Iron Trunk, Wolverton, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/010

“The Iron Trunk aqueduct at Old Wolverton was built in 1809 and carries the Grand Union Canal eighty feet above the Great Ouse river in the north of Milton Keynes, the city in Buckinghamshire where jobs, houses, shops and schools are being developed for 100,000 people who will live here in the 1990s.” Image of the ...
The Peace Pagoda, North Willen Park, Milton Keynes

TMK/001/080

Ref: MKBC 9 ‘Built by the monks and nuns of the Nipponizan Myohoji to “further humanity’s quest and prayer that the world may be saved from nuclear annihilation.”‘ Simon McBride West Country Images. Image of the front of the Peace Pagoda with a pink and blue sky.