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Welcome to
Made in Millbrook
Celebrating Millbrook’s heritage and community.
Past, Present and Future.
About
Made in Millbrook
Made in Millbrook is a community-led project supported by University of Southampton exploring the people, places and experiences that have shaped Millbrook, from its development and changing neighbourhoods to life in the area today. Working with local residents, community researchers, artists, young people and partner organisations, the project brings together personal memories, archive material, photography, film, creative workshops and community events. By recording and sharing local stories, Made in Millbrook aims to celebrate the area’s heritage, strengthen connections between generations and ensure that the voices of people who know Millbrook best help shape how its past, present and future are understood.


Look at what we've created together.
Supporting Millbrook’s heritage and community through research and creative projects
Community Research
Engaging local voices to explore Millbrook’s stories and lived experiences.


Creative Outputs
Showcasing photography, art, and writing inspired by Millbrook’s heritage.




Gallery
Snapshots capturing Millbrook’s heritage and community spirit.










Projects
Community stories shaping Millbrook's future.


Reports & Resources
Exploring Millbrook’s rich past together.


Creative Projects
Art and stories brought to life.




Community Research
Listening to voices across Millbrook.
Events
Bringing community together in celebration.
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Made in Millbrook is a University of Southampton community heritage research project, delivered with support from the Southampton Institute for Arts and Humanities and Testlands. The project has received ethical approval through the University of Southampton’s Ethics and Research Governance Online system: ERGO 112697. The views and experiences shared through the project belong to individual contributors and do not necessarily represent the views of the University of Southampton or Testlands. Copyright remains with the respective authors, photographers and rights holders; archive material is credited wherever possible.