Milton Keynes Heritage Association was formed in 1994 by a number of local heritage groups and museums, with the aim of encouraging and developing co-operation between organisations having an interest in heritage in Milton Keynes, north Buckinghamshire and south Northamptonshire
Members
MKHA has over 70 organisation and individual members, with a broad range of interests and a wide geographical coverage from Buckingham in the west, Olney in the east, Towcester in the north and Woburn in the south.
Many MKHA members have websites for those interested in our heritage.
Enjoy the chance to climb the cantilevered stone staircase to admire the magnificent view from the roof and look over the world-famous gardens. Stowe House
Sunday, 29th May 2022
Unusual forenames add to our knowledge about public feeling, and offer insight into the interests, values and character of our ancestors who choose them. Buckinghamshire Family History Society
Friday, 27th May 2022
Includes a stroll around beautiful 18th century gardens with delicious homemade cakes or biscuits and tea, coffee, herbal tea or juice. £4.00. Cowper & Newton Museum
Thursday, 26th May 2022
Guide Michael Hunt. Hunt out the rhododendrons in the Temple Garden and the impressive redwoods, also the scarce “Headache Tree”. Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust
Sunday, 22nd May 2022
Join Trustee, Tom, on a guided walk to the south end of the town. Meet Tom at the front of the Museum. The tour will take about one and a half hours. Cowper & Newton Museum
Sunday, 22nd May 2022
Come and enjoy Musica Charity Choir making a return visit to sing in this glorious Medieval Church. Tickets £10.00 per person. Friends of St Lawrence’s Church, Broughton
Saturday, 21st May 2022
Roger Kitchen tells the story of his chance discovery of a bundle of letters sent by a young man of Wolverton in the First World War. Western Front Association (Milton Keynes Branch)
Friday, 20th May 2022
Become a member
Membership is open to local history groups and individuals and is open to those outside the MIlton Keynes Council boundary.
Member benefits include quarterly meetings, grants, website hosting, free IT and archiving training and heritage advocacy.
