Professor Sir Martin Landray unveils two new clocks on The Town Hall as part of Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee celebrations May 2022. This pdf shows photographs taken at the event.
Unveiling the two new clocks on the Town Hall. Bampton in Oxfordshire - YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUNCs14pdpY)

Official opening of restored Grammar School

Mr Hemmings At Cumnor May 1983

MORRIS DANCING AT BAMPTON Who, What, When,Where
59 pages about origin of the Dancing

The first picture shows the dancers of the Bampton Traditional Morris Men who were out dancing on May 28th 2018.
Two dancers were unable to dance that day, Martin Landray who broke his ankle two days earlier when taking part in the Shirt Race and Guy Wiseman.
The remaining pictures were taken at many places during the day.

Morris Clown aka New Inn Old photographs showing Morris Clown when it was called The New Inn

13 photographs Morris and Mummers 1980s and 1990s Bill Daniels, Paul Wixey and Steve Wixey Jeff Dando, Colin Bathe, Richard Wixey, Matt green, Don Rouse, Frank Piercy, Ken Adams

Market Square shops and businesses from about 1900. Old photographs and text

13 page Eulogy, programme of memorial service and newspaper cutting about John Honour Willmer born at Friar's Court Clanfield
11 November 1920

St Beornwald of Bampton by John Blair 1984 He was an Anglo Saxon Saint and Bampton Church was originally called St Beornwald's
Bampton parish church was an Anglo-Saxon ‘old minster’. Scattered references show that St. Beornwald, described variously as ‘confessor’ and ‘priest and martyr’, was enshrined there from the mid 950s or earlier until the Reformation, and that the feast of his ‘deposition’ was celebrated on 21 December. A 14th-century gabled recess in the north transept may be part of his shrine; a monumental brass showing an ecclesiastic holding a crozier was possibly added in the early 15th century. It is suggested that Beornwald, who must have died between the mid 7th and mid 10th century, may have been head or founder of the minster community