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Living Archive Living Archive MK are creative placemaking pioneers, telling the stories of Milton Keynes and its people since the 1970s.

See our website for more details of our projects, events & ever-growing community archive - www.livingarchive.org.uk

Are you one of these little ghosts? They were taking part in InterAction MK's project Sensoria Manion in 1981. Want to f...
24/10/2026

Are you one of these little ghosts? They were taking part in InterAction MK's project Sensoria Manion in 1981.

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PS Please credit Living Archive MK if you share any of our content. It would be great if you could share our original posts in their entirety because then everyone can find out about our 40+ years of work to preserve and share MK people's stories, culture and heritage - thanks 🙂

TFW you order Ecto-1 off  Temu and they send you a Citroen BX instead. Outside The Point for the opening of Ghostbusters...
23/10/2026

TFW you order Ecto-1 off Temu and they send you a Citroen BX instead. Outside The Point for the opening of Ghostbusters 2, 1989.

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PS Please credit Living Archive MK if you share any of our content. It would be great if you could share our original posts in their entirety because then everyone can find out about our 40+ years of work to preserve and share MK people's stories, culture and heritage - thanks 🙂

Up city, when Maccy D's first opened and the good folk of MK got introduced to the outlandish US phenomenon that is root...
22/10/2026

Up city, when Maccy D's first opened and the good folk of MK got introduced to the outlandish US phenomenon that is root b**r.

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PS Please credit Living Archive MK if you share any of our content. It would be great if you could share our original posts in their entirety because then everyone can find out about our 40+ years of work to preserve and share MK people's stories, culture and heritage - thanks 🙂

22/10/2026

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John Pittam at work in the forge, Wolverton Works, October 1987.Want to find out more? See link in the bio (as Facebook ...
19/10/2026

John Pittam at work in the forge, Wolverton Works, October 1987.

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PS Please credit Living Archive MK if you share any of our content. It would be great if you could share our original posts in their entirety because then everyone can find out about our 40+ years of work to preserve and share MK people's stories, culture and heritage - thanks

Baking fans gather here and look at this loaf!!Harvest Festival sale at the Freeman Memorial Church, Bletchley, undatedW...
18/10/2026

Baking fans gather here and look at this loaf!!

Harvest Festival sale at the Freeman Memorial Church, Bletchley, undated

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PS Please credit Living Archive MK if you share any of our content. It would be great if you could share our original posts in their entirety because then everyone can find out about our 40+ years of work to preserve and share MK people's stories, culture and heritage - thanks

That Reminds Me was a weekly column by writer Harold Hepworth, published in the Bletchley Gazette from January 1973 to D...
17/10/2026

That Reminds Me was a weekly column by writer Harold Hepworth, published in the Bletchley Gazette from January 1973 to December 1978. Every week, we publish one of Harold's entertaining, wise and often oddly prescient columns. This week, aspects of life in the Bletchley Gazette offices.

You can read it here: https://www.livingarchive.org.uk/content/catalogue_item/that-reminds-me/how-the-news-has-changed-its-face-26-august-1978

Pic: The offices of Bletchley Printers before demolition, 1972 (mentioned in the text)

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PS Please credit Living Archive MK if you share any of our content. It would be great if you could share our original posts in their entirety because then everyone can find out about our 40+ years of work to preserve and share MK people's stories, culture and heritage - thanks 🙂

No idea what the occasion was, but they look happy. Wolverton Works, October 1987.Want to find out more about our work? ...
16/10/2026

No idea what the occasion was, but they look happy. Wolverton Works, October 1987.

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PS Please credit Living Archive MK if you share any of our content. It would be great if you could share our original posts in their entirety because then everyone can find out about our 40+ years of work to preserve and share MK people's stories, culture and heritage - thanks

Autumn coats in the Bletchley Co-Op window, undated.Want to find out more? See link in the bio (as Facebook has decided ...
15/10/2026

Autumn coats in the Bletchley Co-Op window, undated.

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PS Please credit Living Archive MK if you share any of our content. It would be great if you could share our original posts in their entirety because then everyone can find out about our 40+ years of work to preserve and share MK people's stories, culture and heritage - thanks

Conker tournament in Bletchley, 1973.Want to find out more? See link in the bio (as Facebook has decided we can't post a...
14/10/2026

Conker tournament in Bletchley, 1973.

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PS Please credit Living Archive MK if you share any of our content. It would be great if you could share our original posts in their entirety because then everyone can find out about our 40+ years of work to preserve and share MK people's stories, culture and heritage - thanks

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C/o Milton Keynes Museum, McConnell Drive, Wolverton, Milton Keynes MK12 5EJ
Milton Keynes
MK125RL

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 10pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm

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01908 322568

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