Tales From the Flight Deck
Captain Jim Passmore, who worked for BA for 35 years, will recount some interesting, and sometimes tragic, aspects of aviation during his time.
Milton Keynes Aviation Society
Speaker meetings
Local History Mysteries
Talk by Tom Jones. the Museum’s most entertaining Chair of Trustees in the summer house garden marquee. Spaces limited so please book in advance.
Cowper & Newton Museum
FamilySearch
Ian Waller examines the ways in which the FamilySearch website can be used by contributors to a worldwide tree to its best advantage.
Buckinghamshire Family History Society
Non-conformity for family historians
It can be difficult to find information about congregations since so many have flourished and faded since the seventeenth century,.
Buckinghamshire Family History Society
Mushrooms and fungi from around historic Woughton
How do we get more mushrooms? Woughton Heritage presents a talk by Justin Long. £2.00 entry. Light refreshments provided.
Woughton Heritage
Baked into History: How a Bakery Invented the First Business Computer
Explore the remarkable and often overlooked history of LEO, the world’s first computer designed specifically for commercial applications
National Museum of Computing
‘Phew, That Was Close!’
Air Marshal ‘Black’ Robertson presents an evening of enthralling stories from Suez and the Cold War to the Falklands and the Balkans
Milton Keynes Aviation Society
Black Redcoats
This is a presentation of the extremely well researched and written book, Black Redcoats, by author, history enthusiast and speaker, Matthew Taylor.
Willen Village Heritage Association
Number Stations: 1950 to the Present
Number stations are shortwave transmissions which carry encrypted messages from foreign intelligence agencies to spies in the field .
Bletchley Park
From Victorians to Elizabethans – tracing our English Ancestors 1901 – 1952
This talk will demonstrate that there is plenty to be discovered about individuals and the communities in which they lived between 1901 and 1952.
Buckinghamshire Family History Society