No. 1 March 1983ViewPage: 1 Ruth GibsonLife at School in early 17th Century in Henley's Chantry HousePage: 4 John HowardIn search of a Dark Lady (Part 1)Page: 10 Ann CottinghamPudder's Farm, Warren RowPage: 16 Ruth GibsonThe Group's Outing to Lewknor, November 28th, 1982Page: 17 John HowardThe Hundred of LewknorPage: 19 Peter AndersonG.W.R. Boundary Markers at Henley-on-ThamesNo. 2 February 1984ViewPage: 1 John HowardThe search for the Dark Lady (continued)Page: 3 John CrockerAn Attempt toTrace the Course of Grymes Dyke through HenleyPage: 6 John HowardTwo Ancient Centres of TradePage: 8 Peter AndersonBridgemen & Parish ChurchwardensPage: 12 Ruth GibsonHighmoor FarmNo. 3 April 1985ViewPage: 1 Ann CottinghamThe Rectory Garden SitePage: 7 Ann CottinghamBefore the Co-opPage: 16 John CrockerRivulet More & Friday StreetPage: 18 Rachel RyanInventory of Abraham Mann, Rector 1631No. 4 Summer 1986ViewPage: 2 Ann CottinghamThe Old Rectory ...Page: 8 Francis Sheppard... And the History of the House (The old Rectory)Page: 12 John CrockerHenley BridgePage: 15 Henley Standard (26th October 1906)Beating the Bounds in 1831 (The Ecclesiastical Parish of Henley)Page: 18 Ruth GibsonBix Manor FarmPage: 29 Ann CottinghamSome Axes from BixPage: 32 Ann Cottingham17th century Surrey Ware (drawings of fragments found at no 13 Riverside South in 1985)No. 5 Winter 1987View
(Available)Page: 2 P D EllimanGlassmaking in Henley, 17th CPage: 15 Ann Cottingham89 & 91 Bell St - Nine Years onPage: 18 Joan HowardApparel worn in the 1630sPage: 20 Joan DilsHenley and the River Trade in Pre-Industrial period (includes Inventory of George Cranfield, timber merchant 1667)Page: 29 Claire HalpinAcheulian Hand AxePage: 30 Ann CottinghamDrawing of Acheulian Hand AxeNo. 6 Winter 1988ViewPage: 2 Ann CottinghamExcavation at Parkside, possibly a Windmill 1986-87Page: 11 Paul CannonClay Pipes found at ParksidePage: 21 Maureen MellorA Commentary on the Pottery found at ParksideNo. 7 December 1989ViewPage: 1 Geoffrey TyackThe Rebuilding of Henley-on-Thames 1780-1914Page: 17 J F BaileyEstablishing the Foundation Date of Henley Rowing ClubPage: 21 Ivy ReevesThe Family of John Davis, BargemanNo. 8 Summer 1991View
(Available)Page: 1 John CrockerThe Riverside Walk: Research into theHistory of the AreaPage: 4 Garth BlanchflowerJoyce Grove, NettlebedPage: 7 Ivy ReevesGeneral Charles Francois Dumouriez 1739-1823Page: 10 Mrs M J Hamilton BradburyThe Paintings now in the Town Hall, previously in the Post OfficePage: 21 Ruth GibsonHarpsden Court re-discoveredNo. 9 Spring 1993ViewPage: 1 Ruth GibsonA Late Medieval Manor House in Bell StreetPage: 23 Ann CottinghamAppendix I: Later History of 74, 76 & 78 Bell StreetPage: 25 Miles, D W H and Haddon-Reece, DAppendix II: Tree-Ring Dating of 76 Bell Street, Henley-on-Thames, OxfordshireNo. 10 Autumn 1994ViewPage: 1 Roger Kendal & Ann CottinghamReport of Excavations at 32-36 Market Place (then the Kings Arms) now the Tourist OfficeNo. 11 Summer 1996View
(Available)Page: 1 Ann CottinghamThe Beginnings of Henley Regatta from the Reading Mercury& Oxford GazettePage: 4 John HowardA Brief History of MiningPage: 16 John CrockerThe Walls of Henley & the Gateway through themPage: 22 John CrockerWalter of HenleyPage: 25 Ann CottinghamThe Fields of HarpsdenPage: 34 Roger KendalDid the First Expeditionary Force to France come from Henley-on-Thames?No. 12 Spring 1997ViewPage: 1 Ann CottinghamPlans & Documents from the Town Hall: Middle RowPage: 8 Ann CottinghamPlans & Documents from the Town Hall: Riverside NorthPage: 17 Ann CottinghamPlans & Documents from the Town Hall: Chantry House & StorehousePage: 24 Ann CottinghamPlans & Documents from the Town Hall: Beating the Bounds 1868No. 13 Spring 1999View
(Available)Page: 1 Roger KendalSome Notes on the Development of Locks at Hambleden and Marsh MillsPage: 11 Ann CottinghamOld Bridge & was there a way to avoid it?Page: 19 Ann CottinghamHouses of the United Schools' Charities, Longlands & Longland's AlmshousesNo. 14 Spring 2000ViewPage: 1 Valerie AlasiaThe Henley Union Workhouse 1834-61: National Authority vs. Local AutonomyPage: 29 Michael StrangeThe Strange involvement with Henley BridgePage: 31 Peter AndersonThe Clapper Bridge, Remenham Lane & the expanse of waterNo. 15 Autumn 2000View
(Available)Page: 1 Valerie AlasiaHenley Congregational Church, Reading Road, Henley-on-Thames, 1907 and its new extensions 2000Page: 18 John BaileyAnnette Brakspear & St Mary's Church (with notes on her religious life)No. 16 Autumn 2001View
(Available)Page: 1 Liz YoungShiplake War MemorialPage: 15 Kenneth HorswellSaxon South Oxfordshire: Brief Notes on Post-Roman Occupation of the Thames and Thame Valleys and South ChilternsPage: 21 Roger Kendal & Ann CottinghamThe Meeting House Barn of the Independent ChurchNo. 17 Summer 2002View
(Available)Page: 1 Air Vice Marshall Baker G B A 1963The History of Queen Anne Cottage and the Old FoundryPage: 22 Ann CottinghamSome Additional information on the Tan Yard/Foundry, Queen Anne Cottage and its occupantsNo. 18 Autumn 2003View
(Available)Page: 1 Joan BarksfieldThe Wolsey Altar, Hambleden ChurchPage: 17 John CrockerMemories of Two World WarsNo. 19 Winter 2004ViewPage: 1 Roger KendalHumphrey Gainsborough, Minister of Independent Chapel Rotherfield GreysPage: 15 Valerie AlasiaThe Life of the people of Rotherfield Greys in the 18th CenturyPage: 19 Ann CottinghamSome Suggestions and Speculations about Early HenleyNo. 20 Summer 2005View
(Available)Page: 1 Valerie AlasiaThe People of Rotherfield Greys in the 17th and 18th Centuries & how the poor livedPage: 10 Davit PittHow did the Oracle get its name?Page: 11 Ann CottinghamPlague & Deaths in 17th Century Henley and DistrictPage: 23 Ann CottinghamThomas Woolley/Wolley/Wully & Oxford CourtPage: 24 Ann CottinghamNewsletter ContentsPage: 28 Ann CottinghamJournal ContentsPage: 31 Ann CottinghamJournals & Newsletters IndexNo. 21 Spring 2006ViewPage: 1 Ann CottinghamThoughts on Henley Church & some suggestions of its possible developmentPage: 15 Roger KendalA Romano-British Building at Bix, Oxon. Notes on an excavation carried out 1955-1956Page: 17 Roger KendalAppendix 1: PlanPage: 20 Paul M BoothAppendix 2: Roman Pottery from the villa site at Bix, OxonPage: 22 Professor D M MetcalfAppendix 3: Report on the two Saxon coins found at the Roman building site at BixPage: 23 Ann CottinghamThe Schoolhouse or Chantry HouseNo. 22 Autumn 2007View
(Available)Page: 1 Valerie AlasiaHenley Union Workhouse 1861-1901Page: 31 Ann CottinghamThe Inn at the Bowling Green or the Old White HorseNo. 23 Spring 2009ViewPage: 3 Ann Cottingham13 January 1644 Will of William Laud lately Archbishop of CanterburyPage: 11 Dr M C Bridge FSA and Dr D H Miles FSABackground to DendrochronologyPage: 14 Ruth GibsonReport on Dendro Dating Project in Henley for the Marc Fitch FundPage: 18 Dr M C Bridge FSA and Dr D H Miles FSAExtracts from Report on Old White HartPage: 27 Ann CottinghamEarly Records of the White HartNo. 24 Spring 2010View
(Available)Page: 1 Hilary FisherThe Phillimore FountainPage: 11 Ann CottinghamHops and Hop Kilns of HenleyPage: 19 Ruth GibsonAbbreviated Report on the Building known as the Malt House situated in Garden of No 59 Market PlaceNo. 25 December 2010ViewPage: 1 Ann CottinghamHenley and the Civil WarPage: 13 Captain Samuel TurnerA true Relation of a Late Skirmish at Henley upon ThamesPage: 18 Ann Flinders PetrieThe D'Oyly FamilyPage: 20 Ruth GibsonLower Hernes, Rotherfield GreysPage: 28 Ruth GibsonThe Victoria County History on Lower Hernes, Rotherfield GreysPage: 33 Ann CottinghamComments on two items in Samuel Turner's letterNo. 26 June 2011ViewPage: 1 Ruth Gibson25 Market Place, the eastern part of Facy's - an exciting discoveryPage: 3 Ruth GibsonPostscript to previous reports on 76 and 78 Bell Street, Henley-on-Thames. A hall and cross wing building, dendro dated to 1405 in 1992 and consequently Listed II*Page: 9 Kester GeorgeThe Origins of Wallingford and South OxfordshirePage: 13 Ruth GibsonReport on dating buildings by the Oxford Dendrochronology Laboratory during the Victoria County History Project in Henley, Grant aided by the Marc Fitch FundNo. 27 March 2013
Page: 1 Valerie AlasiaEditorialPage: 2 John BaileyWilliam VIII: the last of the WingsPage: 26 Cynthia RobinsonA Henley Childhood in the early 20th Century, from John Crocker's notesPage: 29 Ruth GibsonThe Bear: a historic Henley InnPage: 30 Ruth GibsonThe Bear: Discussion and summary on building dates, alterations and additionsPage: 39 Originally transcribed by an evening class of Mrs Joan Dils and subsequently by Angela Dix The Inventory of the goods of John Dolton, taken in 1683Page: 42 Viv GreenwoodThe Bear Inn: a footnote concerning the will of William Brooks, 1744No. 28 December 2014
Page: 1 Graham JonesEditorialPage: 2 Ruth GibsonIntroduction to the Houses and People of Friday Street NorthPage: 5 Ruth GibsonTimber Framed Buildings: GlossaryPage: 6 Ruth GibsonNos. 17 —29 known as Gravett's CharityPage: 13 Ruth GibsonNos. 31 and 33Page: 18 Ruth GibsonNos. 45 and 47 known as Queen Anne Cottage and The Old FoundryPage: 22 Ruth GibsonNos. 51 and 53Page: 27 Ruth GibsonNos. 57 — 61Page: 30 Ruth GibsonNo. 63Page: 34 Ruth GibsonNo 65 The Doll's HousePage: 39 Ruth GibsonNos. 67, 69 and 71 Old Timbers and Friday CottagePage: 43 Ruth GibsonNo. 73, Barn Cottage and No. 10 Thameside, Old Granary 43Page: 47 Graham JonesMap of Friday Street, based on 1879 OS Town PlanNo. 29 December 2015