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Church Street, Kidlington
Church Street, Kidlington
Parish church of St Mary the Virgin. Its tall spire is a local landmark, nicknamed "Our Lady's Needle"
Parish church of St Mary the Virgin. Its tall spire is a local landmark, nicknamed "Our Lady's Needle"
The site of former Kidlington railway station
The site of former Kidlington railway station
Lady Anne Morton's almshouses, next to the parish church
Lady Anne Morton's almshouses, next to the parish church
St. Andrew's parish church from the south
St. Andrew's parish church from the south
The monumental brass of Ralph Hamsterley (died 1518) at Oddington in Oxfordshire. Hamsterley was rector of Oddington and also warden of University Col
The monumental brass of Ralph Hamsterley (died 1518) at Oddington in Oxfordshire. Hamsterley was rector of Oddington and also warden of University College Oxford. This brass, which shows his body wrapped in a shroud being eaten by worms, was one of five identical brasses Hamsterley laid down before his death. Only one (at Oxford) was over his grave.
Grave of Margaret Staples Browne in St Andrew's churchyard. Browne was a Māori princess whose maiden name was Papakura
Grave of Margaret Staples Browne in St Andrew's churchyard. Browne was a Māori princess whose maiden name was Papakura