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Music score for Bampton Morris tunes compiled in 1926
This music score of Bampton Morris Dance tunes was kept and covered by Ada Tanner in 1926. It was passed on to her daughter Vera Elward who has now passed it to her daughter Janet Newman.
Bampton Community Archive
Bampton Traditional Morris Men
Black and white photo of Morris dancers taken on 6th June 1927
left to right Tanner snr. Billy Flux, E Lay, Hudson. Bertie Hunt, Freddie Tanner, (written on back)
Janet Westman
Morris Dancing Clothing worn by Jingy Wells
10 Individual photographs of Morris Dancer's garments worn by Jingy Wells ,
Painting by of Jingy Wells plus fiddle by Bateman
Janet Westman
Morris Dancers at Shipston on Stour 1930
Dancers at Shipston on Stour June 23rd 1930.
Arnold Buckingham. Billy Flux, Reg Tanner, Jim Buckingham, Bert Hunt, Vic Tanner, Ted Lay, Sam Bennet on fiddle
Janet Westman
Bampton Traditional Morris Men, Newspaper Cutting 1930
Newspaper cutting from 1930 with Photo of Dancers in the market square a double decker roadmaster is parked outside the Town Hall and the article refers to visitors arriving on omnibus from other villages
Janet Westman
Bampton Traditional Morris Men outside Cromwell House
Photograph of Dancers outside Cromwell House in Cheapside, date not given
Janet Westman
Morris Dancing at Bampton - Oxford Times 1931
Newspaper article entitles Morris Dancing at Bampton, from Oxford Times 1931
Janet Westman
Bampton Traditional Morris Men 1934
Black and white photo of Morris dancers taken on in 1934
Jingy Wells on fiddle, George 'Punch' Smith, Reg Whitlock Dancer
Janet Westman
Bertie Clark on fiddle for Bampton Morris
Between 1926 and 1938 Bertie Clark, although not a Bampton man, played for the Bampton Morris Men and he can be seen here on the left. The dancers are on the South side of the Market Square in front of Folly View semi-detached houses.
Bampton Community Archive
This picture must have been taken some time between 1926 and 1938 because that was the period when Bertie Clark, seen here on the fiddle, played in Bampton.
They are dancing at the East end of the Market Square.
Bampton Community Archive