Maurice Kitchener was a photographer in Newport Pagnell who cycled around North Bucks between 1925 and 1936 photographing local villages and towns. He produced picture postcards which he sold to the local post offices and shops. Milton Keynes City Discovery Centre looks after nearly 2,000 of his original glass plate negatives

Copy drawings and digital images of schemes worked on by Adrian Morrow as architect with Trevor Denton Wayland Tunley Architects and Urban Planners, and Adrian Morrow Architects. Schemes: Neath Hill D, Great Holm (Hilltops) Medical Centre, Oak Chapel, Studio on the Green, Tattenhoe Pavilion, Caroline Haslett.

Biographies of the ten women featured in the exhibition 'Women who made Milton Keynes' produced by the Milton Keynes group of The Fawcett Society. The exhibition explored the lives and contributions of ten pioneering women notable for their work and achievements in developing Milton Keynes.

Architectural drawings, urban plans, photographs and files on Milton Keynes and other locations. John Seed (d.2011) was an architect for Milton Keynes Development Corporation between 1971 and 1985. He was responsible for the structure planning and urban design of seven residential grid squares of the new city ...

35mm slides showing Beanhill, Netherfield, Conniburrow and other parts of Milton Keynes, taken by Professor Brian Cudmore on trips as part of his academic and personal interest in urban planning and geography.

Posters designed by Bernard Madden as part of his role at Milton Keynes Development Corporation

Architectural models showing the design of housing developments, industrial units, leisure facilities, transport facilities and commercial accommodation in the development of Milton Keynes as a new town. Many were created by Milton Keynes Development Corporation, others were created after their existence. None have specific dates of creation. The objects have been listed using previous MOD reference numbers, ...

Photographs, drawings and posters of designs for projects in Milton Keynes worked on by John Csáky, including The Bowl, Loughton balancing lakes and Willen Lake promontory. John Csáky moved to Milton Keynes Development Corporation in 1971 and stayed until 1981. Previously he studied sculpture and painting at the Portsmouth School of Art, and then Environmental Media ...

35mm slides taken by Malcolm Anderson during his time as Chief Land Surveyor at the Milton Keynes Development Corporation and papers written giving information on the methods used by the Corporation to survey land.

Postcards featuring images of locations in and around Milton Keynes. Also includes a a small amount from Letchworth. Most were published by the Milton Keynes Development Corporation to advertise the town in the 1980s.

Objects not part of an archive collection that contribute to the story of the development of Milton Keynes new town and acquired prior to the implementation of the Collections Policy, or the story of the Bradwell Abbey site.

Papers, photographs and film recordings of the One World Quilt project.