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Milton Keynes Heritage Association exists to encourage and develop co-operation and co-ordination between all members having an interest in heritage within the Milton Keynes district.
The Association has been exploring ways in which members could use the Web to publicise and market their collections, and implement a common policy for documenting and digitising their archives so that they can be made more widely accessible. The website will eventually include audio and video clips as well as on-line databases detailing the collections. |
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Bletchley Park Trust | ||||
See where the German enigma codes were broken and read about the work of the people behind the operation | ||||
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Bletchley Archaeological & Historical Society | ||||
The Society carries out research into the history of Bletchley and holds meetings on a variety of historical subjects | ||||
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Buckingham Canal Society | ||||
The Society exists to promote the restoration of the Old Stratford and Buckingham Arms of the Grand Union Canal to good and navigable order and to promote the maintenance and improvement of the Waterway for the benefit of the public, as well as providing the public with information on the history and use of canals and waterways, and this waterway in particular |
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Old Gaol Museum, Buckingham | ||||
Displays include local geology, archaeology, social history, and the story of the county yeomanry | ||||
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Buckinghamshire Family History Society (Northern Group) | ||||
A society with an interest in tracing our ancestry. Meetings discuss research and hear from invited speakers talking on a variety of historical subjects | ||||
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Buckinghamshire Constabulary History Association | ||||
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Friends of Bradwell Windmill | ||||
(Currently closed for visits) | ||||
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Calverton Records Project | ||||
The group collects archive material and carries out research into the history of Calverton | ||||
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Castlethorpe Village | The Castlethorpe Village group welcomes you to their site, detailing the hsitory and people of this ancient village. | |||
City Discovery Centre, Bradwell Abbey | ||||
Experience life in the Middle Ages. 'Hands on History' during special events | ||||
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Deanshanger Village Heritage Society | ||||
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The Well & Tower Society, Emberton | ||||
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Grafton Regis & the Grafton Estate | ||||
Click here to read more about their published double CD | ||||
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Hanslope & District Historical Society | ||||
The Society carries out research into the history of Hanslope and district and holds open meetings on a variety of historical subjects | ||||
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Kingsmead Community | ||||
A newly formed group for a new community on the south-west fringe of Milton Keynes. | ||||
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Milton Keynes Learning City Library Network | ||||
Milton Keynes Learning City Libraries Network has been created to allow and encourage the use of all the major libraries in the Milton Keynes area by everyone who lives, works or studies in Milton Keynes.The Network includes public, university, college and health libraries which together provide a wide range of services and subject coverage from general to specialist. | ||||
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Milton Keynes Museum | ||||
Find out what life was like before Milton Keynes was built. Victorian house with working kitchen and laundry; shops from the last century; rural life; Hall of Transport, and much more | ||||
Click here to see their feature on Stony Stratford
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Click here to read about the archaeology of the Milton Keynes area | ||||
Based at Milton Keynes Museum, this collection is the most varied and comprehensive in the country, with everything from working exhibits to a technical library | ||||
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Milton Keynes Local Studies & Family History Library | ||||
A large collection of books, magazines, maps and newspapers relating to local history. Useful resources for studying family history | ||||
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Cowper & Newton Museum, Olney | ||||
The home of William Cowper, the famous 18th century poet, translator, letter-writer and friend of the Rev John Newton, hymn-writer and anti-slavery campaigner | ||||
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New Bradwell Heritage Group | ||||
Newport Pagnell Historical Society | ||||
The society collects material and carries out research into the history of Newport Pagnell, holds meetings on a variety of historical subjects, and organises exhibitions and visits | ||||
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Newport Pagnell Police Museum | ||||
Formerly set in a Victorian police station, the collection had many fascinating exhibits, including a hand ambulance dating from 1903. Following the death of the curator, who was a retired police officer, Thames Valley Police wished to make new use of the space. The collection has largely been removed to Milton Keynes Museum in order to preserve it for future generations, but the site generated many page views and has thus been left on-line as a public service. | ||||
Bucks Constabulary |
Run by a serving police officer, the Bucks Constabulary History Association site tracks the history of The Buckinghamshire Constabulary before its merger into the Thames Valley Police Force | |||
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North Bucks Archaeological Society | ||||
An active amateur organisation based in the North Bucks area, providing a forum and a focal point for people interested in archaeology. The aim is to broaden the popularity of archaeology by arranging talks and lectures, as well as increasing the known archaeology of North Bucks by carrying out practical work such as digs and field walking. Meetings are on the first Monday of the month (a week later when that is a bank holiday) at 8.00pm at The City Discovery Centre in Bradwell Abbey, Milton Keynes. |
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North Crawley Historical Society | ||||
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Old Stratford Remembered Group | ||||
This Group is established for the public benefit in the area comprising the village of Old Stratford in the parish of Passenham. Its purpose is to collect and record anecdotal, written and pictorial information about the life of the village and to publish such information, with any relevant permission, for the benefit of the public. Meetings are held at The Swan in the village. | ||||
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Olney Archaeological Society | ||||
The Society exists to promote an interest in archaeology for its members. Meetings are held from September to June on Tuesday mornings at 10 a.m.at The Olney Centre. There is a lecture programme across a good range of topics related to archaeology. Email the Society for further details. | ||||
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Olney & District Historical Society | ||||
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Open University Archive | ||||
The Open University Archive holds an important collection of original archival material, managed by a professional archivist. The collections are useful for many fields of research, in particular - modern political history, distance education and women’s history. | ||||
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The Projected Picture Trust | ||||
A group based at Bletchley Park, dedicated to preserving the magic of film. The wanton destruction of projectors and other related professional film equipment prompted a few like-minded preservationists to form The Projected Picture Trust whose proposals were not only to locate the equipment being destroyed, but to renovate it, preserve it and exhibit it for the enjoyment of the public at large. | ||||
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Rectory Cottages Trust | ||||
A Trust managing two beautifully renovated mediaeval buildings near Bletchley Park. Open for visits, meetings and functions - see the site for a guided tour and more details. | ||||
Shenley Brook End | ||||
A website showing the events in this community on the western side of Milton Keynes, as well as details of its background and history. | ||||
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Sherington Historical Society | ||||
This voluntary organisation is involved in archiving the history of the people, places and events of the village of Sherington. We hold monthly meetings which take place on the second Tuesday of each month. Please check out our web pages to find out about our current projects. | ||||
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Simpson History Group | ||||
The Simpson History group is a grouping of people interested in the history of the Domesday village of Simpson in south Milton Keynes. In 2003 the group published 'Simpson - People & Places', copies of which are available for purchase. Enquiries and expressions of interest should be made to simpsonhistory@hotmail.com | ||||
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Stacey Hill Society | ||||
The Society takes a supporting role in a wide range of voluntary services, having been a prime mover in collecting and preserving many items now held at Milton Keynes Museum showing the history of North Bucks before the development of Milton Keynes | ||||
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Stoke Goldington Association | ||||
The Association carries out research, and collects documents and photographs relating to Stoke Goldington, and holds meetings on a variety of historical subjects | ||||
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Stowe House Preservation Trust | ||||
National Trust - Stowe Landscaped Gardens | ||||
Stowe Landscape Gardens are a remarkable reminder of an age of opulent living and political idealism, expressed through the beauty of nature and architecture. They are also a living and uplifting space for everyone to enjoy. | ||||
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The Two Villages Archive Trust | ||||
This voluntary organisation collects archive material and carries out research into the history of Broughton and Milton Keynes Villages | ||||
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Towcester & District Local History Society | ||||
An active society with the aims of advancing the understanding and knowledge of local history through publications, articles, exhibitions and similar activities. | ||||
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The Western Front Association | ||||
The Association is for those interested in the history of the Great War (1914-18). The local group meets monthly at Bradwell Abbey | ||||
Western Front Association - national site | ||||
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The Living Archive, Wolverton | ||||
Personal memories of people who have lived in Milton Keynes have been saved on audio tape, together with photographic and other documentary material | ||||
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Woburn Sands & District Society | ||||
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Woburn Sands Collection | ||||
The site is a collection of historic photos, articles and genealogical data covering Woburn Sands, Aspley Guise and the immediate district. | ||||
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Wolverton & District Archaeological & Historical Society | ||||
The Society carries out research into Wolverton and the surrounding area, holds meetings on a variety of historical subjects and organises visits to places of historic interest. The society has a collection of over 12,000 slides and photographs taken since the 1860's | ||||
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