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Stony Stratford High Street about 1929

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“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.
Steam Trams in Stratford Road, Wolverton c1910

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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.
Programme for the visit of Her Majesty The Queen to Milton Keynes, March 1992

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The programme entails the Queen’s visit to the Church of Christ the Cornerstone and the Service of Dedication there, the visit to the Milton Keynes Development Corporation at Saxon Court, Luncheon, the visit Milton Keynes Magistrates’ Court and the halls official opening, the visit to the Polytechnic at Kent’s Hill and a tour of its ...
Postcards of MK

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A set of picture postcards featuring places in the city. Most of the images date from the late 20th century, but some are as old as 1890.
Parks in MK

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A set of mainly leaflets about the numerous parks in Milton Keynes
No. 10 Aylesbury, Gt. Linford, Fenny Stratford, Milton Keynes

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Four images featuring the Grand Union Canal: Aylesbury, Stony Stratford, Great Linford and Milton Keynes. Published by “Photographic Heritage”. Photographs by Gordon Flanagan.
Newport Road, New Bradwell in the 1920s

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“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.
Gayhurst, Guy Fawkes and Goats (26 November 1976)

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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 ...
'War of the Worlds' Ticket, 1984

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Ticket admitting one to the ‘War of the Worlds’ performance by the Leon School Orchestra at the Bletchley Leisure Centre. Ticket states the event date (24th November 1984), event time (7:30pm, doors open 6:30pm), sponsors (Chappells Music School and Marshall’s Amplification) and admission details (admission by ticket only at 40p per person).
'War of the Worlds' Leaflet, 1984

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Leaflet advertising the Leon School Orchestra performance of ‘War of the Worlds’ at Bletchley Leisure Centre on 24th November 1984. Leaflet includes; admission and leaflet prices (40p for admission, 10p for the programme), information about the sponsorS of the event (Chappells Music School and Marshall Amplification), information about the Leon School Orchestra, information on how ...
Bletchley Carnival Leaflet, 1977

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Leaflet advertising the Bletchley Carnival at the Saffron Gardens in Bletchley on 25th and 26th June 1977. Leaflet includes; admission and programme prices (20p for adults and 10p for children and OAPs and 10p for the programme) the Chairman’s message, map on how to find the parade, entry to the parade form, details about the ...
Bletchley Carnival Leaflet, 1976

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Leaflet advertising the Bletchley Carnival at the Manor Field in Bletchley on 26th and 27th June 1976. Leaflet includes; admission prices (20p for adults and 10p for children and OAPs), map on how to find the parade, entry to the parade form, details about the children’s fancy dress competition, information about the Bletchley Carnival Queen ...