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Project updates and county history from Buckinghamshire Archives, the archives and local studies library for the historic county of Buckinghamshire.
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Service Update: Visiting Buckinghamshire Archives
Update on extended public service from Wed 21st July
- 15.03.2022
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Service Update: Reopening Local Studies
Details of our new arrangements for accessing Local Studies
- 24.08.2021
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Telling Tales...Open Culture Weekend at Buckinghamshire Archives
News of upcoming events 22/23/24 July 2021
- 09.07.2021
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LGBTQ+ Voices in history - executions under the Buggery Act
For the final part of our quartet of blogs looking at LGBT history around the country, we turn to Deptford in South London, where the tragic events that led to the last two executions conducted under the Buggery Act in 1835, unfolded.
- 01.07.2021
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LGBTQ+ Voices in history - Anne Lister and Ann Walker
We look at the lives of Anne Lister and Ann Walker, in 1830s Yorkshire.
- 18.06.2021
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LGBTQ+ Voices in history - the diaries of Matthew Tomlinson
In the 2nd of our Pride month blogs, we find historic opinions on homosexuality in unexpected places
- 09.06.2021
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Archive of the Month Jun 2021: Let's Hear from our Volunteers!
A conversation between Bucks Archives' volunteers: Anne, Dick and Elizabeth
- 28.05.2021
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LGBTQ+ Voices in history – the story of John / Eleanor Rykener
The first of our looks at the experience of LGBTQ+ individuals, living in the past.
- 28.05.2021
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Archive of the Month Apr 2021: Hidden Things, Oving
A photo of a mysterious cache of objects found during building works in a pub in Oving. Intrigued? We certainly were.
- 16.04.2021