Remembrance Sunday 1948 - article reprinted in November 2018 with added biographical details about Sir Brian Horrocks, who took the salute in 1948.
Report of a visit to Compton and Twyford by the Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society on 19 May 1903. Hampshire Records Office ref TOP78/3/2
Opening of the Victory Memorial Playing Field on 4 September 1948, as reported in the October 1948 edition of the Parish Magazine.
Report of a 1902 general meeting of the parishioners of Shawford and Compton held to discuss Church Accommodation and whether a new church should be built. Taken from the Hampshire Chronicle
LHS Meeting Thursday 8 November 2018: activity since 26 April 2018 meeting, talk on the history of Goldfinch Cottage, attached to Compton Manor Farm House
Haunted Compton: stories about the Grey Lady and other ghostly figures and haunted houses in and around the village.
Cecil Cooper, on his retirement to Compton in 1938, remembers the 1905 extension of Compton Church; Churchwarden Robert Cope gives the view from 75 years on
Relph Burn remembers life in the parish and his duties as sexton, verger, bell-ringer and grave-digger, which he took over from his father in 1931.
Broken Lights - a 1911 article about the old window in the north wall of Compton Church, reproduced from the Parish Magazine of July 1930
Compton Clergy of Long Ago - a series of articles about previous rectors of Compton from the 1934 Parish Magazine
Barbara Turnbull's paper about John Summers Drew, a gifted amateur historian now best known locally for his 1939 "Compton, near Winchester"
Hockley Viaduct Brief History, from its opening in 1891 to its restoration for relaunch in 2013 as the Viaduct Way. Originally published in the Southern Counties Railway Society Newsletter, February 2013.