Description of the road and the area this road goes through.
P-LH/N/003
Date: c1960
Includes information on the history and route of this road and its surroundings on its 40 mile path.
P-LH/N/004
Date: c1960
Includes information on the history and route on this road and surroundings on its 25 1/2 mile paths.
P-LH/N/005
Date: c1960
Interview with Jenefer Farncombe, who is Lord of the Manor, she oversees the running of Estate which includes the weekly market and annual fair and as well as shooting and fishing held in the grounds of Hall Barn
P-L/A/002
Date: 01/04/2001
Article about crumbling toilet block at the back of the Old School, Windsor End. Reverend Nott wanted to preserve the school and redevelop it as a community centre with the old Rectory restored.
S-CS/R/004
Date: 1972
Information on the Du Pre family and Wilton Park. Includes information on Josias, James, Caledon George and William Baring Du Pre
P-DP/N/006
Date: [2015]
Information about official positions in the town received from Dick Smith. Also includes details of the annual fair, weekly market and other customs.
P-TC/N/002
Date: 2000-2006
Memories of Roland Perryman by his great-granddaughter Miranda Bell about his life as an agricultural supplier in London End Beaconsfield including photographs
P-Prm/NC/001
Date: 2007
Bound copy of photocopied notes of ‘Notes on the History of Beaconsfield and District’ . These notes came from the original leather bound notebook, permission being given by Mrs Whitehead of Hall Barn Estates Ltd. Blue plastic sleeve.
P-FM/B/001
Date: [1994]
Preface and Contents list giving information about houses, buildings and transport
P-FM/D/002
Date: c1994
Handwritten notes on proposals for railway lines (Wycombe Railway Company and Great Western & Great Central) in the area, notes on Post Office & Postal Services & costs and notes on the Act of Parliament of 1285 relating to roads and highways with comments on origins of road verges.
P-FM/N/003
Date: [1900-1994]
Photocopy of notes of ‘Notes on the History of Beaconsfield and District’ Volume 1. These are copies taken from the handwritten text by Sir Frank MacKinnon. This volume covers pages 7A through to 51.
P-FM/R/002
Date: [1994]
Photocopy of notes of ‘Notes on the History of Beaconsfield and District’ Volume 2. These are copies taken from the handwritten text by Sir Frank MacKinnon. This volume covers pages 52 through to 121.
P-FM/R/003
Date: [1994]
Article appealing for Gurney and Crowhurst family genealogical information for Ray Shrimpton. Includes two photographs.
P-Gu/NC/001
Date: 1995
Typed notes on the Development of the Great Estates – Hall Barn, Gregories/ Butler’s Court & Wilton Park
P-ATay/N/001
Date: c1970
Handwritten notes on the history of Wilton Park from Neolithic man to the Du Pre family
P-ATay/N/002
Date: c1980
Notes on the history of Gregories and Hall Barn including a black & white picture of the arms of the Butlers
P-ATay/N/003
Date: c1980
Typed notes about Alfred the Great. There are handwritten amendments.
P-ATay/N/010
Date: 1976
Typed notes on history of Beaconsfield – 2 copies. There are a number of hand written amendments. It covers areas such as the main route ways, the creation of the weekly market and the annual fair.
P-ATay/N/011
Date: 1981
Typed notes on history of Town Planning in Beaconsfield from Saxons to present day.
P-ATay/N/012
Date: 1981
Typed notes on the outline of a book on the history of Beaconsfield, to be published by the Beaconsfield and District Historical Society. The notes list contents for 15 chapters of the book with points to be further investigated. There are two copies of these notes.
P-ATay/N/013
Date: 1975
Typed notes outlining suggestions of topics to be covered in a published history of Beaconsfield. Also contains a series of handwritten amendments.
P-ATay/N/014
Date: 1960
There are 18 items which appear to relate to Old Town of Beaconsfield.
P-ATay/N/016
Date: c1986
Typed notes entitled ‘Free Souvenir Handbook for Shopping Week 14-21 May 1960’. The notes list the points to be covered in the handbook.
P-ATay/N/019
Date: 1960
