Brochure from recital held at St Mary's Church by Gregory Steward a 24 year old singer.

15 page collection of flyers and cuttings reporting on 2015 Oxfordshire County Council by election 2015. Ted Fenton and James Mills candidates for Conservatives Mark Booty, Simon Hoare, Hywel Davies and Eve Cole stand down

1853 Lascelles Gazetteer of Oxon, Bampton. Alphabetical list of trades and professions. Classification of
trades and professions. Millers, dairymen and farmers, Farmers, fellmongers, fishmonger, glove
manufacturers, grocers and tea dealers, Grocers and tea dealers, hair dressers, hatters, hotels,
insurance agents, joiners, carpenters, linen and wool drapers and hosiers, maltsters, milliners and
dressmakers, Plumbers, glaziers, saddlers & harness makers, schools, shop keepers, solicitors, stone
and marble masons, straw bonnet makers, surgeons and tailors, Tallow chandler, veterinary surgeons,
watch maker, wheelwrights, wine and spirit merchants.

Promotional postcards used by Abbey properties Estate Agents in Bampton, showing old photographs of Bampton. Namely The horse fair outside the Horseshoe pub, and the corner of Church Street and Bridge Street showing the Elephant and Castle when thatched and the Wheatsheaf Pub

Series of photographs of Mill Green and Primrose Lane showing the extent of the Floods that occurred on 20th an 21st July 2007

Terry Crowley, the father of Rosemary Linnet Sanguine, bought Thatched Cottage in the early 1960s and set about doing some research on the dwelling, which is one of the oldest in Bampton. This pdf documents his findings.
The Thatched Cottage, in Church Street, probably the oldest house in Bampton. Terry and Wendy Crowley moved to Bampton in 1963 and the house was then derelict. Owned by William Lock and his wife Rose. History includes notes and text written by John Blair Historian.

15 page pdf of brochure/catalogue of exhibition of embroidery and textiles held from 13th July to 20th July 1985, for Bampton Festival

Newspaper article about Janet Newman organising the Bampton Festival in 1985, originally meant to celebrate the building of the Grammar School built from funds left by Robert Vesey in 1653. The Festival included events, concerts and exhibitions including skeleton of child and many photographs of Old Bampton.

Mr & Mrs Horace Morse and daughter Kit, later Mrs Kit Jackson
Horace Morse collected the contents of the lavatory buckets which were put outside the houses on Wednesday. He had a horse drawn cart with a tank on the back and would then spread this on farmers' fields. He also collected the ashes and rubbish in a high sided square cart and emptied this in Gog Lane. Sewerage didn't came to Bampton until 1950's.

Descendants of George Radband 1703, family tree