Talks and Events
Phil Marsh, the author of ‘The Full Works’ has given countless fascinating talks on four Wolverton associated subjects;
The construction and operation of the London & Birmingham Railway. How Wolverton became the World’s first railway town. The construction and operation of the London and Birmingham Railway, the world’s first long distance intercity railway between 1836 and 1840 in contemporary 1830s images accompanied by anecdotes taken from 1830s documentation including the first clerk to be employed on the LBR. The history and future of Wolverton Works Past, present and future. A canter through 184 years of Wolverton Works’ history plus what the future holds for the UKs most complete Victorian railway works. The Lost Buildings of Wolverton Works - Behind the wall. A look at the Works’ buildings behind the famous mile long boundary wall along the Stratford Road looking at the buildings that make up today's Wolverton Works plus the lost buildings demolished in the huge scale 1980s demolition. Featuring a high proportion of previously unseen images inside the derelict buildings and considering the three Wolverton railway stations using archive material from the 1830s. |
The Royal Train
Wolverton’s Royal connections: The Royal Train has been based at Wolverton since 1842 and constructed there since 1869. Anecdotes and images about Royal Trains through the ages including how the author was instructed to sell the Royal Train in 1997.
These are all digital talks and Phil Marsh will be your speaker, all you have to provide is a venue and a digital projector to use with a laptop. Talks can be structured to the time available up to a maximum of 90 minutes. To book a talk or exhibition please complete the form below.
Wolverton’s Royal connections: The Royal Train has been based at Wolverton since 1842 and constructed there since 1869. Anecdotes and images about Royal Trains through the ages including how the author was instructed to sell the Royal Train in 1997.
These are all digital talks and Phil Marsh will be your speaker, all you have to provide is a venue and a digital projector to use with a laptop. Talks can be structured to the time available up to a maximum of 90 minutes. To book a talk or exhibition please complete the form below.
Upcoming talksTuesday 19th April 2022: The Royal Train - Newport Pagnell Historical Society
Wednesday 27th April 2022: The 1838 London & Birmingham Railway - U3A Neath Hill, Milton Keynes. Monday 2nd May 2022: The Royal Train and the 1838 London & Birmingham Railway -Syresham local history group. Monday 20th June 2022: Wolverton Works history - U3A. Bedford. Thursday 7th July Northampton: The Royal Train & Brough Superiors - The Motorcycle Club. P)lease contact us if you're interested in attending a talk as some of these may be members only - or fill in the form below to enquire about a talk for your group. |