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Product Description Intersected by an ancient brook, Roman tracks, the eighteenth-century Grand Union Canal, the nineteenth-century London-Birmingham railway and a twentieth-century grid-road system, Bradwell has seen its fair share of change over the years, but its past and present remain inextricably intertwined. In this vivid full-color book, Marion Hill's collection of archive and modern photographs alongside her many fascinating stories chart the history of the town, from Roman settlers, to a disused railway line now threading a modern route as a cycle path. Bradwell Then & Now will surely prove irresistible for anyone who values the unique heritage of this historic place. About the Author Marion Hill, born in London, is married with two sons. She qualified as an English teacher and taught in state comprehensive schools for twenty-three years, including eight years as deputy head. Marion moved to Milton Keynes in 1972, and since 1996 she has written sixteen books, mostly based on the real-life experiences of ordinary people.