Photos off Bampton Fire Brigade participating in Charity events. e.g. Red Nose Day
Steve Pearce, Jimmy Smith, Brian Kew, Karen Spencer, John Shuker

Photographs of the men's football club from the Elephant and Castle that played against Dean Farm Eggs at Brize Norton
Team names: Steve Pearce, Lionel Cook, Ben Tanner, Tom Papworth, Adrian Dunsby, Tom Tanner, Ollie (Jasper)Walsh, Brian Kew, Michael Wheeler, Frank Godwin, Brian Radband (Brusher), Robert Radband
Jasper Walsh – “What a team , plenty of skills and hangovers on a Sunday morning. I think we played 4:4:2 or was is 5:3:2?? We had to have de-brief back at the elephant pub; great fun.”

Photos of the men v ladies football team organised by the Elephant and Castle on May 21st 1978 ;
Score was 6-6 and the ladies won on penalties 2-1
Teams were as follow:
Ladies: Freda Bradley. Joan Cook, C Nutt, Ruth Wheeler, Lyn Wheeler, April Mulluis, S Paporth, Eve Godwin, A Harris, Bridget Shergold, Mary Cook
Men: Lionel Cook, Frank Hudson, Harry Beaumont, F. Cook, Tommy Tanner, R, Shergold, Frank Godwin, Ken Mullis, Robert Radband, Tom Bradley

Newspaper clippings notifying of death of Hazel Larkworthy (nee Henly) formerly of Bampton

Newspaper clippings notifying of death of Dixie Dean,

Three newspaper clippings notifying of deaths of three Bampton People Shiela Daniels Robin Connaughton and Margartet Govier
Funerals were help at St Mary's Church Bampton and Funeral Director was Peter Smith Witney

Map of circular walk around Bampton which goes through Plantation and around Ham Court to Clanfield Road
names old fields and meadows i.e. Ham Field, Long Hedge Furlong, Turf Close, Shill Brook, Peeks Ham Close, Norloin's Furlon,
High Moor Meadow, Hilly Leaze

Photo of Barry Care Fool, not a true Bampton side
They just dance in Bampton sometimes

Newspaper Article about Brothers Ed and Charlie Wood, who have a Distillery at Bampton

Article in the Voices Magazine produced in Aston, featuring The Old Grammar School and its role in the Downton Abbey series as the Cottage Hospital.
£400,000 was raised to renovate the old building which is now the Bampton Community Hub, and houses the Bampton Library, a gift shop and the Lewington Room.