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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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Moses Roper in Buckinghamshire
How an escaped slave from the American South came to be in Haddenham, Bucks, in 1844
- 16.10.2020
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Black Lives in Buckinghamshire 1571 - 1830
The first of three articles focussing on the history of Black life in Buckinghamshire for Black History Month 2020
- 09.10.2020
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The Birth of the Paralympic Games
Overview of the emergence of the Paralympic Movement in Aylesbury
- 30.09.2020
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Buckinghamshire History Festival 2020: A Review
Patrick Hogan reviews September's Virtual History Festival, organised by Buckinghamshire Archives
- 25.09.2020
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Service Update: Re-Opening
Outline of plans for a very limited re-opening from Tue 25 August
- 20.08.2020
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Service Update
Preparations for a return to the office
- 31.07.2020
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- 13.07.2020
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Service Update
Latest update from County Archivist Chris Low on the journey towards restoring services at Buckinghamshire Archives.
- 26.06.2020
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Glastonbury Festival, 1914
Music, Myth and Mysticism...the first Glastonbury Festival, founded by a man from Aylesbury
- 24.06.2020