The Hockley Viaduct Timeline - as given on the Winchester City Council website and preserved by the Internet Archive machine
The Actor and the Architect: Arthur Heathcote and Herbert Kitchin - distinguished residents whose contributions greatly enriched the life of the parish.
Short Guide to All Saints Church Compton covering the church's history and significant features of its architecture, interior elements and memorials.
All Saints Compton Extension 1905: before and after illustrations and related plaques on display in the church and the Hampshire Archives.
LHS Meeting Thursday 26 April 2018: report on activity since the meeting on 16 November 2017 - research into the Philpott, Heathcote and Kitchin families.
Ray Wilmshurst: George Beckett, Compton & Shawford Parish Council chairman, recalls Ray's 57 years of contribution to the community.
Percy Cole: postman, soldier, gardener and long serving Scout leader, remembered by rector William Prescott.
Open meeting for anyone interested in local history, with an update on the website and the scouts' history project. Come along and help us choose which topics to focus on.
Arthur Malcolm Heathcote - his lifelong interest in acting and the theatre and his inspiration for the Heathcote Players.
Photos and descriptions of All Saints Compton Stained Glass Windows, with notes about their history and the glassmaker (where known).
About two local architects who gave their services to the 1905 extension of Compton Church, and who each had a more eminent father.
John Philpott, Compton's martyr, Archdeacon of Winchester and fiercely Protestant son of the wealthy Catholic Philpott family. He was imprisoned, interrogated and burned at the stake in December 1555�.