Arthur Hill outside his shop 1983
In 1983 Terry Crowley began taking photographs of people in Bampton who worked here, or were born here, or worked for charities here or any combination.

Who’s who in the film…

Film 1
Opening frame Arthur Hill's shop the at The Deanery
1.17 Garlands ?
1.22 John Tanner, Olive Peacock, Dorothy Tanner (Buckingham)
1.40 Gerald Clutterbuck and ?
1.44 Miss Morton (Miss Pollard's companion) and friends
1.51 Daphne Jackson and David Rose & Mr & Mrs Clutterbuck & Phillip (Miss Pollard's gardener)
1.58 Mr Clutterbuck
2.18 David John and Rosemary John
2.38 Morris Dancers: Billy Wells with cake. Harry Hampton - fool. Mr Clarke - fiddle. Francis & Roy Shergold
3.36 Harry Hampton -fool
4.02 Shirley Scoble (left)
4.13 Albert Tanner
4.21 David John, Miss Taunt (tall woman)
4.24 Miss Stephens
4.34 Doris Green (Cleaver) Mrs Green at bedroom window, before the road was built up in Broad St.
4.38 Doris Green (Cleaver)
5.05 Revd. & Mrs Kellway (Vicarage - Cobb House)
5.18 Policeman - could be P.C. Hatten
5.20 Outside St. Johns in Broad Street
5.40 David John
5.41 Jim Townsend, David Robey
5.42 David Rose
5.51 ?, Bing Woodley, Michael Boden, Carol Boden, Gene Harper? Outside Eeles’ shop (now Co-op)
6.50 Mrs Wheeler, Ann Wheeler, Bessie Green, Mrs Ted Green (Warren Green's mum)
6.24 Lady with bicycle - Mrs Temple
6.31 Mrs Temple
6.39 Harry Pocock
6.50 Man up ladder?
6.52 Woman?
7.03 Man on left with moustache: Captain Dodd (lived at Windmill House)
7.11 Louie Weston (sister of Edie Quick) Jenny Quick, Kenny Quick, Christine Weston
7.26 Horace Morse
7.34 Horace Morse
7.39 Sylvia Barney, baby - Keith Barney, Sylvia's aunty.
7.40 Mrs Easton (Broad Street)
7.42 Mr and Mrs Harry Pocock, Edwin and Ruth.

Film 2
0.16 Lou Woodley, Ann Woodley, Nell (Aston Road)
0.33 Mr & Mrs Temple (Gate Cottage, Weald Manor)
0.43 Adrian Barney & ?
0.51 Sylvia and Hector Barney. Adrian?
1.01 George Bishop
1.09 John Henley & Billy Hudson (Frank's dad)
1.13 Mr. John?
1.15 Frances Henley and Lloyd Hughes-Owens & Roy
1.20 Margaret Henley
1.25 Roy Henley
1.31 Frank Collet
1.34 Peter Holtom
1.36 Tommy Tanner
1.38 (background right) Jack Rose, Mrs Rose & Pat
1.41 June Long
1.43 Rhoda Preston & Pat
1.44 Mrs Clutterbuck, Mr Gerring (Celia's Woodley's grandad)
1.46 Susan Hunt, Tina Mansfield, Jean Addison, Mary Robinson
1.48 Sally Addison, Ellen Curtis, George Bishop, Mrs. Holtom
1.50 Mrs. Ewins
1.52 Donny Phillips - (American Service child). Ernestine Stroud (Roy Stroud’s wife) Roy Stroud (Church Organist)
2.04 Roger Curtis
2.06 Ernie Hunt (Rocky)
2.08 Tom Bird, Ernie Hunt
2.10 Mrs Hunt, Susan Hunt
2.15 Patricia Preston
2.21 Shirley Daniels, Harold Hunt, Sally Addison, Tina Mansfield, Celia John
2.22 Emmie Papworth, Tommy Papworth, Johnny Hounslow, Colin Rouse
2.25 Emmie Papworth, Tommy Papworth, June Long, Ann Wheeler, Ruth Smith, Colin Rouse? Alec and Bessie Townsend?
2.26 Jim Townsend
2.29 Sammy Gough
2.35 Alan Govier (married to Frank Piercy's sister), Dickie Daniels, Kenny Long, Robert Radband, Raymond Green
2.39 Frank Daniels, ? Knight, Tommy Gerring
2.47 Kenny Curtis, June Long, Ruth Smith
2.49 April Humphries, Marina Waite, June Long
2.50 David Daniels
2.52 Anne Robey and David Robey (father was the milkman, lived at The Dairy, Broad St.) David Rose
2.55 Ellen Curtis, Ivy Becket, Mr & Mrs Snook and Richard Snook

2.56
2.58 Mr & Mrs Ham, John Rouse (lived with the Townsends), Rosemary Hounslow (Ruby's sister)
3.03 Kenny Lomas
3.07 David Daniels
3.09 Mrs Lomas
3.12 Jean Cook, Mrs Ellis, Sally Ellis, Hazel Wheatland
3.13 Mrs Collins, Celia Collins, Mrs Lomas
3.16 June Drinkwater, Hazel Wheatland
3.17 Mrs McKenzie
3.36 Miss Farmer
3.36 Alice Peacock (Puttock)
3.41 Shirley Scoble's mum
4.01 Peggy Roberts
4.05 Colonel and Mrs Powell (lived at Church Gate)
4.10 Miss Hobbs (teacher)
4.12 Carol Boden, Ann Woodley
4.19 Frances Henley and Francis Shergold
4.21 Mavis Clack
4.32 Frances Henley & Lloyd Hughes-Owens
4.32 Malcolm Collet
4.36 Brian Curtis & Roger Curtis
4.38 Peter Ham
4.41 Sheila Wagner, Roger Curtis
4.46 Sammy Gough, Victor Long, Pauline Hooper, Rhoda and Patricia Preston, Bobby Baird, Mrs Baird
4.47 Mrs Ewins
4.49 Kenny Curtis, Janet Elward, Mrs Baird, Rosie Gerring
4.51 Mr Holtom (worked at the Deanery) Frank Collett, Cyril Smith, Mrs Baird Colin Rouse ? (bottom right hand)
4.55 Robert Radband
5.03 Mrs Snook, Mrs Ivy Becket, Mrs Reynolds, Kenny & Roger Curtis, Sheila Hornsby
5.05 Roger Curtis, Beth Keel, Daphne Jackson, Olive Peacock
5.08 Mr Hughes-Owen, Mrs Rose
5.11 Jenny Keel
5.13 Ann Wheeler
5.19 Flo Radband
5.21 Edie Forshew & Rhoda Preston
5.22 Rhoda and Patricia Preston. Michael Brooks and Jim Brooks
5.23 Mrs. Rogers (Iris Humphries' mother) Mary Hampton
5.24 Violet Becket
5.25 Mrs Green, Mrs Clutterbuck
5.28 Mrs Clutterbuck & Phillip, June Drinkwater
5.35 Mrs Pocock, Kath Tanner (Ben Tanner's wife)
5.37 John Henley
5.42 Mr Hughes-Owen & Miss Morton
5.46 Laurel Humphries
5.47 Brian Radband
5.48 Bob Quick
5.55 John Quick
6.37 Mr Clutterbuck
7.00 Ann Robey
7.03 David Robey
7.13 David Rose, Ann Robey and David Robey. (outside the Old Dairy, Broad Street))
7.27 Horace Morse on his cart.

Aston Gate 2019 Photographs of field before the building of the Taylor Wimpey Development on Aston Road

Photographs of Bampton House, in Bushey Row taken in 2019

44 page PDF with Handwritten text and typed transcribe of the play which has been passed down through generations, and a list of the players for 1972. in the Mummers Play, together with Newspaper cuttings44 pages of original handwritten script and typed copy, together with photographs of members practising at University Farm, Lew in 1972.
Father Christmas…………. . Don Rouse*
Saint George ……………. . Roy Hewett
The Turkish Knight…………. Arnold Woodley
The Doctor…………….… Don Rouse
Robin Hood………………. Trevor Hewett
Little John………………... Ted Hunt
Royal Aprussia King …………Roy Hewett
Slasher, The Soldier Bold………Arnold Woodley
Jack Finney…………………Trevor Hewett
Old Tom the Tinker…………...Ted Hunt

Standing in for Martin Hewett who played this part on Christmas Eve.Recorded at a rehearsal in the old chapel at University Farm, Lew. 1972

42 photographs showing various miscellaneous Bampton Primary School activities over the years. Class photos from 1920 and school trips, newspaper cuttings,

PDF of war memorial service and various photographs of various servicemen from World War 1.
Service at War memorial
Thomas Wells
Bertie Stroud
Thomas Gillet
Olive Whiting
John Love day
Harry ledger
Harold Busby
John Coverdale
Ivor Roberts
Godfrey Horne
Fred Fox

PDF of six photos showing Beam Cottage how it was in 1949/50 when Dor Thompson and Miss Wylie lived there and ran a market garden.

Newspaper cutting from Dec 9th 1971. Smith Industries in Witney are needing to make men redundant and have agreed to pay 50% more redundancy pay than they are contractually obliged to pay. There is expected to be a reduction in the need for car heaters which will be made in the Cowley car plant. Many of the men who've taken voluntary redundancy have got jobs in the Cowley plant.

Selection of Family photographs and letters of Dixey Family ,supplied by Ted Dixey, who lived at Fishers Bridge. some are described:-
TED DIXEY’S PHOTO"S.

1. Wedding of Rose Sollis and Arthur Gerring.
2. Mr. Dixie, with children Right to left, Ruth, Ted,Derek, Percy (in truck), Laurence.
3. Harry and Emily Sollis at the door of the Swan. 1963.
4. Ruth Dixey, marrying Robert Ferguson 16.8.47.
5. Wedding of Ruth Dixey and Robert Ferguson 16.8.47 (2)
6. Ted Dixie with Sylvia 1970
7. Ted Dixey outside Fishers Bridge Cottage aged about 10.
8. Ted, Ruth and baby Laurence dixey with their mother outside Fisher's cottage 1933 Mother nee Hunt.
9. First Shirt Race.
10. First shirt race.
11. Start of first shirt race at the Swan.
12. Ted Dixie working at Smiths Witney in 1955
13. Ted Dixey aged 3 in Weald.
14. Derek Dixey (left) May Shepard (Middle) Laurence Dixey Right. May Sheperd died Ted and 3 other 17 year olds were asked to carry the coffin.
15. Ted at his sister's wedding 1947.
16. The ringing chamber New year's eve 2002/3
17. Ted Dixey 1927
18. June 1935 Sitting on the wall right to left Flossie (dog) Ted Dixie, Ruth Dixie, Rose Sollis, (in black stockings because her mother always dressed her in an old fashioned way. ) Laurence Dixey and three friends called Smith.
19. Ted Dixey's maternal grandparents who lived in Weald. Thomas and Harriet Hunt.
20. The garden at Fisher’s bridge.
21. Ted and Ruth Dixey.
22. Ted Dixey's maternal grandparents' cottage in Weald.
23. Ruth Dixey and Robert Ferguson in 1940s
24. Ted Dixey in his pram. 1926/7
25. Mr. Dixey and his family, Ted, Ruth, Laurence, Derek and Percy. 1936