The Victorian Garden at the MK Museum contains typical plants, vegetables, fruit and flowers grown in the 19th century.

The Anderson Shelter provided some protection from air raids in World War 2. It could be built by citizens in their back gardens. The shelter incorporates realistic wartime sound effects

With a picture of Queen Victoria looking down, this parlour has a working piano and family games that can be played during the visit.

The Victorian classroom recreates the school experience of those times.

The Victorian kitchen is very popular and provides visitors with a chance to toast their own bread in the traditional way on the open fire

The Victorian pub creates the atmosphere of the time with sound environments and cosy feel.

This chemist shop is part of the Victorian Street at the MK Museum

The Victorian Butcher Shop includes a back room which recreates the sounds of the time, including pig squeals and buzzing flies

The tools of the trade are on display inside the shop

This room brings back memories of Victoriam farms and the working environment

This is a fantastic selection from the past, present and future of telecommunications with working telephone exchanges from the old Strowger to modern digital.

Get a taste of life in Victorian houses in this area of the museum.

A great collection of historical printing technologies

This section includes the largest steam powered bus that operated in the Milton Keynes area before the city was built

In the grounds of the museum is a reminder of the area's railway history.