– these are references to publications made on the site
No Heritage Project can stand on memory alone.
GBHP is supported by a growing collection of books, documents, maps, contemporary records, family research and other sources which help us check dates, identify people and places, compare accounts and understand the wider context of Great Brickhill’s history.
Some of these are long-established published works. Others are local records or more recent contributions by residents and researchers.
Where possible, individual GBHP articles identify the evidence on which they rely. This References collection brings many of those sources together in one place.
It is intended both as a record of the material behind the site and as a starting point for anyone who wants to research a subject further.
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Our source collection is continuing to grow. New books, documents and locally produced research will be added as they become available.
Some of the references used by the site are:
- Bletchley Park’s Secret Sisters by John A Taylor, Published by The Book Castle Dunstable 2005, ISBN 1-903747-35-X
- Niv The authorised biography of David Niven by Graham Lord, Published by Orion Books Ltd in 2003 ISBN 0 75285 306 6
- Great Brickhill Ex-Servicemen by David Marlow – Available from our Shop, Published by Amazon in 2021, ISBN 9798487926142
- Great Brickhill in the 1800s by Michael Warth, published in 1990s by Bucks County Council and extensively reproduced herein with permission from Michael.
- History of Milton Keynes and District Volumes 1 & 2 by Sir Frank Markham, published 1973 by White Crescent Press Luton. ISBN 9780900804120
- Wings over Wing by Michael Warth, Published by The Book Castle; First Edition 1 Oct 2001, ISBN: 9781903747056
- Winston Churchill’s Toy Shop by Stuart Macrae, Published by Walker Publishing USA in 1971, ISBN 0-8027-0398-4
- 2020 My Taste of Summer – Autobiography by David Marlow – available on Amazon (search for David Marlow)
- 2021 Great Brickhill Ex-Servicemen – A Compendium of Résumés about Local Ex-Servicemen by David Marlow – available on Amazon (search for David Marlow)
- 2026 Heritage Site Meets High Tech by David Marlow – available on Amazon (search for David Marlow)