Marian Rejewski
Discover the life and works of Marian Rejewski, the first to theorise the equations which would eventually lead to the breaking of the Enigma by the Allies.
Bletchley Park
Speaker meetings
India’s Great War
Adam Prime is a historian of the Indian Army with a PhD from the University of Leicester. His talk looks at India’s contribution to the First World War.>br />
Western Front Association Milton Keynes Branch
The Lord of the Manor
We will examine the life and character of the man and discuss the influence of those who helped him realise his ‘beautification’ of St Guthlac’s.
Friends of St Guthlac’s Church, Passenham
40 years of The Living Archive Milton Keynes
With LAMK’s co founder and Chair, Roger Kitchen. What’s a living archive? Why does it matter in a “new city”? Everybody has a story to- tell.
Willen Village Heritage Association
The Beauty of Holiness
Between 1626 and 1628 Passenham Church was turned into a model for an elite religious movement inspired by the new King, Charles I.
Friends of St Guthlac’s Church, Passenham
The history of the CWGC and its work today
Terry Whenham’s presentation starts with how the Commission began, its work during the First and Second World Wars and concludes with its work today.
Yardley Gobion History Group
Uncovering the Past: The research and science behind the interior restoration of Stowe House
Leading experts Annabel Westman (textile historian) and Patrick Baty (paint and colour historian) tell us about the restoration of Stowe House.
Stowe House
Research before Parish Registers
Pre-1600 research is an entirely different ‘ball game’. having many records that can be useful although the familiar ones had not even commenced.
Bucks Family History Society
Repairs and maintenance on the Western Front
The presentation tells the story of how the growing number of motor vehicles were kept roadworthy and working during the war.
Western Front Association Milton Keynes Branch
Horsforth: HMS Aubrietia, Enigma and Ultra
HMS Aubrietia forced a German submarine to the surface and to surrender in the North Atlantic Ocean. Below the decks they found a German Enigma machine.
The National Museum of Computing