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Major Robert Colville, Weald Manor. 1985
Part of Terry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Major Robert Colville from Weald Manor. Robert was a churchwarden, chairman of the PCC and a charity trustee.
Nik Stanbridge
Miss Dor Thomson talking to Norman Gregory. 1985
Part of Terry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Miss Dorothy (Dor) Graeme Thomson lived in Cheyne Lane. She ran an excellent organic vegetable garden after the war when she and Kate Wylie lived in Beam Cottage (it was not surrounded by houses then). She was a county councillor, president of the West Oxfordshire Arts Association and chairman of school governors. She is talking with Norman Gregory who married Merle Hobbs who taught several generations of children in Bampton. They moved to Henley-in-Arden. Norman was a churchwarden.
Nik Stanbridge
Part of Terry Crowley's memories of people who took an active part in the life of Bampton
Cyril Smith lived in Church Street; he was a builder and Morris dancer. Seen here with his wife Margaret who was a much respected home-help.
Nik Stanbridge
Cycle rally 2002 trying to get a cycle path to The Trout in Buckland Road
Cycle rally 2002 trying to get a cycle path to The Trout in Buckland Road
Nik Stanbridge
Bowls Club annual dinner & dance 1968
Bowls Club annual dinner & dance 1968
Nik Stanbridge
Bowls Club dinner, February 1954
Trav Gordon, Francis Shergold, Mrs Gordon, Bessie Townsend, Ann Shergold
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Bampton Brass Band. Market Square. 1908.
Bampton Brass Band. Market Square. Notice that the arches of the Town Hall were bricked up. 1908.
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Bampton Brass Band, early C20th
Bampton had a brass band in the very early days of the twentieth century. The picture of them playing outside the Town Hall, taken in 1908 was kindly lent to the Archive by Barbara Daw.
December 17th 1902 in aid of The Foresters' Brass Band.
Bampton Community Archive
First time Foresters lead by their own brass band, 1905
First time Foresters lead by their own brass band, 1905
Nik Stanbridge