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 | The village of Broughton in Buckinghamshire is now part of Milton Keynes, but for many centuries it was a thriving […] | £9.95 | | ||
 | In 1713 Dr John Radcliffe, a successful London physician, purchased the manor of Wolverton. He died the following year and placed his affairs in the hands of a Trust. The intended beneficiary of Radcliffe's will was the University of Oxford and the Trust was able to build the Radcliffe Library, the Radcliffe Infirmary and the Radcliffe Observatory. Until the late 1th century the income from the Wolverton Estate was sufficient to support these institutions. | £5.00 | | ||
 | First hand accounts from the first decade of Wolverton's existence. | £11.95 | | ||
 | George Castleden (1804-1884) was a prolific letter-writer and poet from Woburn, in Bedfordshire. The son of the local Congregationalist preacher, […] | £24.95 | | ||
 | The village of Great Linford in Buckinghamshire is now part of Milton Keynes, but for many centuries it was a […] | £11.95 | | ||
 | Histories of the towns of Ampthill and Flitwick. | £9.95 | | ||
 | In 1914 North Bucks was mainly rural with one large town at Wolverton and smaller towns in Olney, Newport Pagnell […] | £11.99 | | ||
 | The small, the trivial, the large, the important – the memories come tumbling out in Facebook conversations as people recall […] | £9.99 | | ||
 | A second collection of reminiscences about growing up in Wolverton | £9.95 | | ||
 | A collection of poems by Susan Hatton. | £7.99 | |
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