Newspapers as Historical Sources
This free talk by Denise Bates is for BFHS members only.The speaker is the author of ‘Historical Research Using British Newspapers’.
Buckinghamshire Family History Society
Articles by MKHA Webmaster
Computing in Air Traffic Management
The Museum acquired the last working air traffic control system from West Drayton in 2007. Ben Trethowan will describe its restoration and display.
The National Museum of Computing
The Archaeology of Lawrence of Arabia’s War
Dr Neil Faulkner FSA is an archaeologist, historian, writer and political commentator. His field projects include the Great Arab Revolt Project.
Olney Archaeological Society
Coventry Cathedral: icon and inspiration
Alexandra Epps tells the extraordinary story of the rebuilding of Coventry Cathedral , illustrated with the work of the artists which is on view there.
Arts Society North Bucks
John Chilton
John Chilton was a British jazz trumpeter and writer who was evacuated to Yardley Gobion where the headmaster of the school brought out his musical talent.
Yardley Gobion History Group
Bradwell Abbey Medieval Mystery Play
Hear about the pilgrim stories of Bradwell Abbey and the monks who lived there, and join the pilgrims as they carve out new tales and trails post-lockdown.
Milton Keynes City Discovery Centre
New Great Linford history website
This new website collects a wide and growing range of information on the history of the Buckinghamshire village and ancient parish of Great Linford.
Great Linford history
Cosgrove’s Extraordinary Women
The Cosgrove & Furtho website acknowledges the thousands of women who have lived in Cosgrove throughout history. It’s possible to mention only a few.
Cosgrove & Furtho
MK Heritage Open Days
Please only go if you feel well, stay socially distant and follow all on-site instructions. You may be asked to give your contact details.
Games played by children in North Bucks schools
Grace M. Clark and Eleanor Dixon wrote down children’s jingles used in in the 1920s and early 1930s in Newport Pagnell and the surrounding villages.
Stoke Goldington Association