A paper making machine powered by a reciprocating steam engine originally built in 1895 remains in the mill.
The part Buckinghamshire played in the Civil War. John Hampden, the Battle of Aylesbury and local garrisons.
Paul Hatfield’s talk will cover all of Shakespeare‟s family homes as well as the 1964 Shakespeare Centre.
A guided ‘pub crawl’ around Buckingham, revealing where some of the 63 Buckingham pubs were located.
Experience the dramatic history of Grafton Regis brought to life on a leisurely walk through the village. Meet, in authentic costume, some inhabitants.
A light-hearted, truthful and no-holds-barred examination of our parliament, those who govern us, and of life in the House.
Wendy Page will be presenting an illustrated talk covering some of the earliest clues that we have to life in Cosgrove and Furtho.
Peter Hodgkinson. a Chartered Clinical Psychologist, considers the way fear was expressed and controlled in trench warfare.
Kate Harwood, has been instrumental in the recent restoration of Jellicoe’s design for the Water Gardens at Hemel Hempstead.
After hearing about the amazing stories which fossils can tell us, you will view our coastline and quarries in quite a new light.