Extract from Kelly's Directory 1935
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Extract from Kelly's Directory listing private residencies, occupations and organisations of Bampton in 1935.
Janet Westman
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Extract from Kelly's Directory 1935
Extract from Kelly's Directory listing private residencies, occupations and organisations of Bampton in 1935.
Janet Westman
Invoice from Harry Pocock & Son, 19560
Invoice from Harry Pocock & Son, 19560
Nik Stanbridge
Extracts from the ledge of a Bampton builder, 1952
Extracts from the ledge of a Bampton builder, 1952
Nik Stanbridge
Patrick Strainge wins South of England best sausage
Patrick Strainge wins S. of England best sausage and award is presented by Craig Revel Horwood from Strictly Come Dancing
Nik Stanbridge
Patrick Strainge with Richard Briers
Patrick Strainge with Richard Briers
Nik Stanbridge
The Poacher's Rest and Adrian Simmonds' shop
Poachers Rest & Adrian Simmonds' shop
Nik Stanbridge
Parallel Lines hairdresser/barber appointment card
Appointment card for the Parallel Lines hair and beauty/barber salon on Broad Street. As of 2022.
Nik Stanbridge
Brian and Siobhan O'Rourke owned the Cotton Club and started it in these premises in Rosemary Lane. It acquired a wonderful reputation and I know one seamstress in South Wales who came once every two months to buy her cotton fabric here. After a few years, the shop went across the road into the right-hand side of Duttons and from there it went to the Market Square in the premises that had once been the Central Garage, then Barclays Bank and it was when the bank left the Cotton Club moved in.
Bampton Community Archive
John Temple's hardware shop in the Market Square
John Temple ran this hardware shop for many years and it was brilliant. He always had a smile on his face and worked very hard to stock items that were really wanted.
Bampton Community Archive
When Lloyd Hughes Owens created a series of albums in the late 1970s and early 1980s there were people alive who could remember seeing Fred Able in Bampton with his little cart, two donkeys and his dog.
Bampton Community Archive