Newsletter 74 – Autumn 2020
| Contents | General editor, Dick Selwood |
| From the President | Jo Bailey |
| Introduction | |
| Landscape | Section Editor, Dawn Cansfield |
| Editorial | |
| A Short History of South View, Basingstoke, including the Holy Ghost Cemetery and the story of the ruined chapels | Debbie Reavell |
| Landscape: the act of shaping land…to make it more attractive or useful | Roy Birch |
| The Landscape of Stonehenge | James Fautley |
| Book Review | Malcolm Walford |
| Archaeology | Section Editor, David Allen |
| Following in the Father’s Footsteps: a few miles with J P Williams-Freeman | David Allen |
| Local History | Section Editor, Mark Page |
| History at the Grassroots: the Hampshire experience | Roger Ottewill, David Roberts and Barry Shurlock |
| Farming and Fishing: a Cellar Settlement on the Coast near Bournemouth | Mark Page |
| The Stalls in the Great Quire of Christchurch Priory, Survey Work in 2018-19: an Interim Note | Nicholas Riall |
| Book Reviews | |
| Historic Buildings | Section Editor, Bill Fergie |
| Editorial | Bill Fergie |
| Window on the Post Offices of Hampshire | Barry Shurlock |
| Graffiti Findings from St Peter’s Church, Goodworth Clatford | Karen Wardley |
| The Building of Peasant Houses in Medieval Hampshire | Mark Page |
| The Medieval Landlord and its Tenants: Winchester College and its Manor of Andwell | John Hare |
| In the Back | General Editor, Dick Selwood |
| Studies Paper Wins Award | Jo Bailey |
| Pamela Johnston 1935 – 2020 | John Hare |
| Essay Competition | David Allen |
| Pot Pourri | Dick Selwood |
ISSN 0265-9190
