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Burford Photo Gallery - Image Detail
Lovely altar carvings, in a side chapel
Burford
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Burford
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HISTORY CORNER
Name the Historic attraction
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This writer, politician, and philosopher is best known for 'Novum Organum', and his 'Essays', published in 1597 and 1625
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He was the main prosecutor at the trial of the 2nd Earl of Essex, his former patron Another clue He served as Lord Chancellor until he was impeached for corruption in 1621 This Day in British History
23 October, 1642
Battle of Edgehill First serious battle of the Civil War, Prince Rupert defeats Parliamentary forces led by Earl of Essex
Monarch Mayhem
She was later dubbed 'the Nine Day's Queen'
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She was executed at the Tower of London
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Hook Norton Barn
Hook Norton
Self catering cottage
A luxurious barn conversion, 1 mile from the village of Hook Norton, sleeping two people. more >>
Sleeps 2
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Ninea
Wallingford
Self catering cottage
This spacious, detached cottage is in the town of Wallingford in Oxfordshire and sleeps seven people in four bedrooms. more >>
Sleeps 7
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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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