Saint Peter
Place of worship in Cassington
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View allFirst World War Memorial
Walton Manor · 3.7 miles
Shrine containing a painted cast-iron calvary crucifix on a limestone base, modelled on shrines in Flanders. Two bronze panels bear the names of the 47 men of St Margaret’s parish who died in the First World War.
Wolfson Punt Harbour
Park Town · 4.3 miles
Dug out during the building of the college, the punt harbour now houses Wolfson's six punts and Linacre's two. The harbour was carefully planned to ensure it was not clogged with sediment during the winter.
Triton Fountain
Jericho · 4.3 miles
Replica of 1858 statue of Triton, was intalled in 2012.
Site of the Burning of the Oxford Martyrs
City Centre · 4.3 miles
Small stone cross road marking in Broad Street
Edgar George Wilson
Oxpens · 4.3 miles
In memory of Edgar George Wilson
ST Lee Gallery and Treasury
Oxford · 4.3 miles
Two gallery spaces with rotating temporary exhibitions curated from the library material.
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