An Oxford University college seen from outside the porter’s lodge.
A view across the street from where I parked the car. Medieval stone buildings of St. Johns’ College with mullioned windows.
This monument commemorates (I think) Thomas Cramner, and is popularly known (I was told) as a “sunken cathedral” because it looks a little as if it’s a spire. It is properly called the Martyr’s Memorial, and was designed by Sir George [...] [more...]
Giles Street with Martyr’s Memorial Monument
Ivy-covered walls of stone, and a monument to victims of the religious fanaticism of the 16th century, [more...]
A solid studded hardwood door (probably oak) with what looks like Tudor (early 16th C.) windows above it, on Magdalen Street East. Probably the door is part [...]next image is without the car. [more...]
Door through ivy-covered wall 2
A solid studded hardwood door (probably oak) with what looks like Tudor (early 16th C.) windows above it, on Magdalen Street East. I love how the creeper (Ivy or Virginia Creeper, I’m not sure now) hangs down over the top of the arched doorway [...] [more...]
Door through ivy-covered wall 3
A solid studded hardwood door (probably oak) with what looks like Tudor (early 16th C.) windows above it, on Magdalen Street East. I love how the creeper (Ivy or Virginia Creeper, I’m not sure now) hangs down over the top of the arched doorway [...] [more...]
A road in Oxford, one of several taken to help try and give a feeling for the city. [more...]
Even in September it’s pretty busy. This was the first week of the University Term, though, so a lot of youths and maids wandering disconsolately. [more...]
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