Newsletter 77 – Spring 2022

ContentsGeneral editor Dick Selwood  
 
From the PresidentJo Bailey
Introduction 
  
Local HistorySection Editor, Mark Page
The Open Baptists of Basingstoke 1906-1939 Part 1: Laying FoundationsRoger Ottewill
Winchester’s forgotten industrial pioneerBarry Shurlock
Transmitting the all’antica style: the Gaillon influence on the St Cross chancel stallsNicholas Riall
Hampshire Record Office: Some Recent Additions to the ArchivesSarah Farley
Book Reviews
  
LandscapeSection Editor, Dawn Cansfield
EditorialDawn Cansfield
Landscape Section NewsMike Broderick
HFC Visits fro 1930-39Mike Broderick
Recusants and the Landscape of the Borderlands of South East Hampshire and South West SussexHaighleagh Winslade
Marlhill Copse, Southampton: Saving an ancient woodland. In conjuction with South Stoneham House and Townhill Park House and Southampton AirportAlec Samuels
 
ArchaeologySection Editor, David Allen
OverviewDavid Allen
‘Belief and Ritual in Roman Britain’: The Archaeology Section Lecture Series 2021Philippa Harrap
Silchester’s Public Bath HouseMichael Fulford
Poles, Mercians, Frisians, and the Foundations of Saxon SouthamptonDavid Hinton
A-Harrowing We Shall Go: Exploring the Harrow Way, Britain’s ‘Oldest Road’Annabel Stowe
Historic BuildingsSection Editor, Bill Fergie
EditorialBill Fergie
Challenging Current Ideas about the Evolutin of Old Sarum in the Late Saxon and Early Norman PeriodGavin Bowie
Medieval Stone Capital found in St Denys, SouthamptonFrank Green
The Forgotten Bridges of Medieval and Early Modern HampshireJohn Hare
 
In the BackSection Editor, Dick Selwood
Pot PourriDick Selwood

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