Chitty Collection

Turville village and windmill, Buckinghamshire
Turville village, Buckinghamshire. Used as the setting for the film, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in 1968. Date: 1970s

The windmill, Turville, Buckinghamshire. Used in the movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in 1968. Date: 1980s

Modernist House, Bognor, Sussex
A photograph of a modernist seaside house situated at Bognor, Sussex, designed in 1934, by architects Anthony M. Chitty and Tecton

Modernist House At Churt, Surrey
A photograph of a modernist timber frame house at Churt, Surrey, designed in 1936, by architect Anthony M. Chitty. Date: circa 1937

Windmill, Turville Hill, Turville, Buckinghamshire. Date: circa 1980s

Miss Letitia Chitty FRAeS
From left: Miss Letitia Chitty, FRAeS, 15 July 1897 to 29 September 1982, and Miss Florence Edith Barwood, 1897-1966. Date: 1982

Joseph William Chitty -1
Sir JOSEPH WILLIAM CHITTY Judge, whose fondness for discussing points with barristers earned him the nickname Mr Justice Chatty. Date: 1828 - 1899

Joseph William Chitty -2
Sir JOSEPH WILLIAM CHITTY Judge, who for 24 years also acted as umpire for the Oxford Cambridge boat race, which was done from a paddle steamer - hence this caricature. Date: 1828 - 1899

Village of Turville, Buckinghamshire
View looking down into the village of Turville, Buckinghamshire. This is where a large part of the movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was filmed in 1968

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