The River Great Ouse in Cambridgeshire has a long history of water milling, stretching back to at least the 10th century and possibly to the Roman period.
Olney Archaeological Society
Don Hurst will be showing slides with the buildings that have been damaged or destroyed by fire through the years and some of the characters involved.
Newport Pagnell Historical Society
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A talk on Buckinghamshire’s dinosaurs and sea monsters. Discover why only a handful of dinosaur fossils have been found iwhile marine reptile bones abound.
Discover Bucks Museum
Magdalen Evans’s lecture displays paintings and many other forms of art which celebrate our island race’s fascination with our maritime history.
Arts Society North Bucks
Andy Tennet’s presentation covers the life and influence of Queen Eleanor of Castile, her links to Northampton and her impact.
Towcester and District Local History Society
We are all familiar with the names of our grid roads such as Saxon Street but how were they chosen? Which names were considered but not used?
Wolverton & District Archaeological and Historical Society
Living Archive MK will be holding a small exhibition of archive photos featuring the windmill, Bradville, Stantonbury, New Bradwell and the Railway Walk.
Living Archive Milton Keynes
In 1795 rare plants were stolen from Daniel Grimwood’s nursery grounds including some newly introduced geraniums and ericas from South Africa.
Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust
Herbert Barnes’s story has been researched using public records and family archives by his grandson Ted Barnes.
Yardley Gobion History Group
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