old  Social history photo of Swan Hotel, Aylesbury Street, Fenney Stratford, Buckinghamshire 1920s - click image below to return
Swan Hotel, Aylesbury Street, Fenney Stratford, Buckinghamshire - c.1920-25 - Ref- 5521
End buildings now demolished, Church Street to left - click image below to return
image width shown at 1400px, archived at 1620px
Aylesbury Street, Fenney Stratford,  - click image to return
Aylesbury Street, Fenney Stratford, Buckinghamshire - Google Street View, September 2024 - Ref- 5521a - click image to return

 
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Fenny Stratford is a constituent town of Milton Keynes, a city in Buckinghamshire, England.
Old English language word means marshy ford on a Roman road, referring to Watling Street. There are traces of the Romano-British settlement Magiovinium at Dropshot Farm, on the edge of the present day occupation.
Possibly the oldest known gold coin in Britain was found here in 1849, a gold stater of the mid-second century BCE.
two coin hoards were also found at or near the site of Magiovinium, consisting of silver denarii, in 1967 and 1987
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