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Welcome to the wealth of historical information stored within the pages of this site.
We hope you find it interesting and informative.
Introduction to this web site for new visitors
Introduction
to web site		 Photographs from the Society's archives
Photograph
Archive		 Family history - over 80,000 records of past residents from Census, Church records, Monuments and Wills
People of
Hanslope		 Information about historic building in Hanslope
Buildings		 Old maps and surveys
Maps &
Surveys		 Recent aditions and changes to the this web site
Recent
Additions
The Murder of Squire Watts
Murder 		Bare Knuckle Prizefight
Fatal
prizefight		 360 degree Panorama from church tower
Hanslope
Panorama		 Lords of Hanslope
Lords of
the Manor 		Hanslope Village Trail
Village
Trail		 Tour of St James church
Church
Tour
Lacemaking in Hanslope
Lacemaking		 Schools in Hanslope
History of
Education		 The estate in Hanslope owned by the City of Lincoln
Lincoln
Estate 		Castle at Castlethorpe
Hanslope
Castle		 List of clergy of Hanslope
Clergy of
Hanslope

Places of worship
Places of
Worship
Programme of meetings
Programme
of meetings		 Work of a Hanslope Artist
Local
Artist		 Humphry Repton's Landscape Plans for Hanslope Park
Humphry
Repton		 News item from the late 18th and early 19th century
Press
Cuttings		 Joseph Knibb the clockmake, a resident of Hanslope
Joseph
Knibb		 Publicals by Hanslope & District Historic Society and associated organisations
Books on
Hanslope

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Hanslope and District Historical Society is a member of Milton Keynes Heritage Association
This site is being developed with the generous support of Milton Keynes Community Foundation