Photographs of Bampton House, in Bushey Row taken in 2019

Selection of Photographs
BA5EDB This is a 14th century hooded fireplace in Ham Court in the room called the solar. Seen
here is 1946. It is a small room in the large farmhouse and would soon have been made warm with
the fire, ideal for warming up after a day's hunting in the cold.
BA676F An old drawing of Ham Court, sometime referred to as Bampton Castle. In the 1870s the
turret walling was restored and an addition put on the south side of the building. The old building
seen in this picture was once the west gate house to the castle. The archway has been filled in on
both sides to make a fully enclosed farmhouse.
BA80E7 This is the east side of what was the western gatehouse of Bampton Castle. The archway
was originally open on both sides of the gatehouse to allow carriages to come and go.
BA9E81 Ham Court farmhouse, originally the western gatehouse of Bampton Castle.
BA05A2 This boss is in the middle of one of the two rooms on the first floor of Ham Court which are
directly above what was once the passageway through the gatehouse in the west wall of the castle.
BAC569 This is the western aspect of the west gatehouse of Bampton Castle, which is now Ham
Court Farm.
Internal door in Ham Court

High Street shops in the 1940s, 50s and 60s

Restoration and renovation of Roseann, Church Street 36 photographs of building and renovation of old cottage in Church Street

The Grange through the C20th Series of Photographs and newspaper announcement of Sale by Major and Mrs Scott

Newspaper cuttings about Opening of the refurbished Town Hall in August 1972 ,
Mr Hughes Owens, Mrs Davey Ray Carter

29 photographs of Bampton Town Hall from 1860's plus page of descriptions of each photo.

4 photographs showing carved initials on the window sills and walls of the Old Grammar School

Photograph of Market Square with Town Hall , old car & motorbike plus war memorial

Referendum for the objection of Market Square Project 1999 to prevent market square development in place of Taylors Garage. Organised by Julian Johnson following a public meeting on 25th January, and announcing an attempt to raise £300,000 to buy out the Developer