Domesday Book 2000
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The idea of producing Damerham’s own Domesday Book as part of the Millennium celebration was conceived at a meeting in the village hall in the summer of 1998. The premise for the book was quite simple, why not capture a snapshot of Damerham at the eve of the new Millennium?

 

From small acorns large trees certainly do grow!

 

What started as a simple factual record of the households and residents of the village has grown into this wonderful book, still called the Domesday Book, but encompassing much, much more.

 

The Damerham Domesday Book 2000 contains a record of the households and the residents, their occupations, interests, thoughts about village life in the year 2000 and their aspirations for the future. Imagine what fascinating reading it would have made had the residents of Damerham produced such a book in the year 1900.

 

We are pleased to be able to make the Domesday Book 2000 available to read online or to down load. It is in pdf format and it is quite large! The complete Domesday Book is 26 Megabytes so may take some time to download (especially if you have a dial up connection). We have broken the book down in to sections so you can download a section at a time.

Section

Size

Introduction

511KB

Ancient & Modern

596KB

Art

2,748KB

Boulsbury & Hyde

120KB

Court Hill

128KB

Damerham Churches

830KB

Damerham Primary School

925KB

East End

2,283KB

High Street

2,265KB

Living Memories Ex Residents

3,223KB

Living Memories Residents

653KB

Lower Daggons

1,009KB

Mill End

1,105KB

Miscellany of Past Life

155KB

North End

761KB

Some Village Institutions

1,903KB

South End

2,508KB

The Common

532KB

West Park Lane

2,147KB

Complete Domesday Book

26,339KB

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