Wolverton Works and Royal Train talks The next talks are as follows:

SELL OUT! The 14th January talk at Milton Keynes Museum was a brand new talk which looked at the buildings that make up today's Wolverton Works plus those demolished 30 years ago to make way for the Tesco development. This attracted an audience of around 100 crammed into a room designed for half that number with some having to stand as we ran out of seats! The talk will be repeated at the Bletchley Model Railway Club in April and again in the Ridgmont Station Visitor Centre at a date to be fixed.  

Then its a Wolverton talk on 26th February 2020 at the Houghtons and Brafield History Society near Northampton

1st September in Newport Pagnell. The London and Birmingham Railway, its construction and operation.

Phil Marsh, often accompanied by Wolverton Works' experts, gives special talks which can be structured to the audience and available time and can last between 45 and 120 minutes. These make a great opportunity to buy The Full Works and professional quality images dating back to the 1860s.

In addition to the above, there are three others based on Wolverton: The construction and operation of the London and Birmingham Railway including an illustrated rail journey in 1838 from Euston to Birmingham via Wolverton. The history of the Wolverton Royal Train, the history of Wolverton Works including its contribution to the war effort.

All talks are digital and require a projector to plug in to the laptop.  If your organisation would like a talk, please contact Phil Marsh on 07810 556252 or be email on cleekrail@btinternet.com