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Burford Photo Gallery - Image Detail
Lovely altar carvings, in a side chapel
Burford
Photo Gallery
Burford
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HISTORY CORNER
Name the Historic attraction
British Heritage Awards
British History Quiz
This inventor and pioneer industrialist is credited with inventing - or at least popularizing - the water frame and carding engine
Clue
His mass-production techniques were copied around the world This Day in British History
18 July, 1290
Edict of Expulsion Edward I expels Jews from England, an edict that was not repealed until 1656
Monarch Mayhem
This king imprisoned his mother Isabella at Castle Rising
Clue
He was only 14 when his father was murdered, probably on his mother's orders Another clue He was married to Philippa of Hainault
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Garden Cottage
Black Bourton
Self catering cottage
This ground floor, holiday cottage is situated in Black Bourton, Oxfordshire and sleeps two people in one bedroom. more >>
Sleeps 2
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The Lodge
Bampton
Self catering cottage
This detached lodge is situated in the village of Bampton, near Witney, and can sleep four people in two bedrooms. more >>
Sleeps 4
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Macdonald The Randolph Hotel
The Randolph is an Oxford institution. Situated directly opposite the world-famous Ashmolean Museum in the heart of historic Oxford, the Randolph offers 5 star accommodation in over 150 rooms, each impeccably furnished. The Randolph is featured in the popular Inspector Morse series of detective novels, and this connection is recalled in the Morse Bar. Stay in an Oxford treasure, The Randolph Hotel. more >>
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The Bay Tree Classic Hotel
History is everywhere, stone walls with woven tapestries, antique furniture and pictrues through the ages - The Bay Tree has welcomed visitors since 1565. The Woolsack bar with its inglenook fireplace, oak panelling and wooden settles is just the place to laze the afternoon away. The award winning candlelit restaurant … more >>
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