Z1463/3/11

Transactions of Leighton Buzzard and District Archaeological and Historical Society, No. 11

2017

From: 2017 To: 2017

- Who Was Mr Lloyd? Front cover photograph of Leighton Buzzard cattle market c. 1900 - Linslade: Portrait of a Small Country Town in 1940 (Bill Marshall) - William 'Billy' Bishop VC: The Canadian Connection, Another Tale from Billington Park - Potsgrove, Battlesden and the late Dick Denton - Why is there a hut on the roof? - Leighton and Linslade: Two Towns, Several Hospitals - A Pound of Tobacco and Six Dozen Pipes Please (Maureen Brown) - Is this an aircraft hanger at Scott's Field? - The Bellman Returns (reprint from Beds Notes & Queries 1 in 1886 with photograph of the town crier) - Women Only Operators Please - Living in the Poor House - Gentleman of the Road (Alan Scott) - Goose Lodge, Hockliffe II (Bernard Jones) - A Royal Progress: A History of King Street (Chris Mesley) - Books, Films and Archaeology: The Society's Output Grows (Paul Brown, Chairman) - Viv Willis: Obituary

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Marshall, Bill,
Lloyd, Frank Ernest,
Bishop, William,
Denton, Dick,
Brown, Maureen,
Leigh, Thomas,
Scott, Alan,
Jones, Bernard,
Mesley, Chris,
Willis, Viv

LEIGHTON BUZZARD, POTSGROVE, Leighton Buzzard and District Archaeological and History Society, LINSLADE, markets, World War Two, evacuees, BATTLESDEN, Leighton Buzzard Billington Park, Leighton Buzzard High Street, hospitals, shopping, tobacco, Town Crier, telephone, telephone exchange, Parish Workhouses, vagrancy, HOCKLIFFE, Hockliffe Goose Lodge, Leighton Buzzard King Street