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St. Giles Church, Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK Stock Photo

RMG8C5MJ–St. Giles Church, Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK

St Giles Church, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK, GB. Stock Photo

RMMPCTH3–St Giles Church, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK, GB.

The 12th century St Giles church in the city of Oxford UK Stock Photo

RME5E58A–The 12th century St Giles church in the city of Oxford UK

St Giles Church and adjacent shops, Woodstock Road, Oxford England, UK Stock Photo

RMEN7TFA–St Giles Church and adjacent shops, Woodstock Road, Oxford England, UK

St Giles Memorial Garden outside St Giles Church, Oxford which stands at the intersection of Woodstock and Banbury Roads, Oxford Stock Photo

RMMR5K26–St Giles Memorial Garden outside St Giles Church, Oxford which stands at the intersection of Woodstock and Banbury Roads, Oxford

St Giles Fair in Oxford with people walking past stall selling a wide variety of food with the tower of St Michael's Church in the background Stock Photo

RMHFH011–St Giles Fair in Oxford with people walking past stall selling a wide variety of food with the tower of St Michael's Church in the background

RMWCNTN7–St Giles' Church, Oxford

Oxford mediaeval church south wall, St Gile's Church, Oxford Stock Photo

RFAWW5CN–Oxford mediaeval church south wall, St Gile's Church, Oxford

OXFORD CITY ENGLAND ST.ALOYSIUS CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ST. GILES Stock Photo

RF2CTPP8G–OXFORD CITY ENGLAND ST.ALOYSIUS CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ST. GILES

St. Giles Church at Great Coxwell, Oxfordshire, has stood since the Norman Conquest and was once owned by the Cistercian Abbey at Beaulieu, Hampshire Stock Photo

RM2F1T2G7–St. Giles Church at Great Coxwell, Oxfordshire, has stood since the Norman Conquest and was once owned by the Cistercian Abbey at Beaulieu, Hampshire

OXFORD CITY THE MARTYR'S MEMORIAL ST.GILES IN FRONT OF THE RANDOLPH HOTEL Stock Photo

RMEW6JPM–OXFORD CITY THE MARTYR'S MEMORIAL ST.GILES IN FRONT OF THE RANDOLPH HOTEL

St Giles public conveniences, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2K5J0BH–St Giles public conveniences, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK

OXFORD CITY ENGLAND ST.ALOYSIUS CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ST. GILES PLAQUE WITH ORATORY DETAILS NEWMAN HOPKINS AND TOLKIEN Stock Photo

RF2CTPP81–OXFORD CITY ENGLAND ST.ALOYSIUS CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ST. GILES PLAQUE WITH ORATORY DETAILS NEWMAN HOPKINS AND TOLKIEN

UK, England, Oxfordshire, Oxford, St Giles, St John’s College Chapel 2008 Bernard Aubertin Organ Stock Photo

RM2WB3AC4–UK, England, Oxfordshire, Oxford, St Giles, St John’s College Chapel 2008 Bernard Aubertin Organ

Church of St Mary Magdalen, St Giles' Oxford, UK; an Anglo-Catholic church in central Oxford, showing the churchyard Stock Photo

RM2J669XN–Church of St Mary Magdalen, St Giles' Oxford, UK; an Anglo-Catholic church in central Oxford, showing the churchyard

Facadism at St Giles High Street, London, England, UK Stock Photo

RMJ9C0GP–Facadism at St Giles High Street, London, England, UK

st Giles fair in Oxford,England Stock Photo

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Oxford High Street, Oxford, England, UK Stock Photo

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A view of George Street, Oxford during the Covid 19 epidemic showing the quiet roads and paths which are normally full of people Stock Photo

RF2C6NKY7–A view of George Street, Oxford during the Covid 19 epidemic showing the quiet roads and paths which are normally full of people

door to Pusey House and chapel in St Giles Oxford England. St Cross College occupies the former Pusey House near the Eagle and Child pub Stock Photo

RF2A8T76R–door to Pusey House and chapel in St Giles Oxford England. St Cross College occupies the former Pusey House near the Eagle and Child pub

The Martyrs' Memorial is a stone monument standing at the intersection of St Giles, Magdalen Street and Beaumont Street, Oxford. Stock Photo

RMEP005B–The Martyrs' Memorial is a stone monument standing at the intersection of St Giles, Magdalen Street and Beaumont Street, Oxford.

A weather worn or weather-beaten stone gargoyle or grotesque on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in sandstone or limestone Stock Photo

RFR3P4HF–A weather worn or weather-beaten stone gargoyle or grotesque on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in sandstone or limestone

April 12th 2020 Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK. Deserted streets on a sunny Easter Sunday, and all churches are closed. The Easter weekend is a very important one in the Christian calendar, and marks the end of the third week of lockdown imposed to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. PICTURED: The Friends Meeting House, St Giles, Oxford Credit Bridget Catterall/ Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2BE56CB–April 12th 2020 Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK. Deserted streets on a sunny Easter Sunday, and all churches are closed. The Easter weekend is a very important one in the Christian calendar, and marks the end of the third week of lockdown imposed to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. PICTURED: The Friends Meeting House, St Giles, Oxford Credit Bridget Catterall/ Alamy Live News

Oxford, UK, 8th September 2024. Setting up the P Nichols & Son Waltzer fairground ride before the 400th St Giles Fair on September 9th and 10th. Every year the fair takes over the length of St Giles, a street in Oxford, with rides right next to the buildings of Oxford University. The Nichols Family have been bringing their rides to the fair since the inter-war years in the 1930s. Credit: Martin Anderson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2Y1Y898–Oxford, UK, 8th September 2024. Setting up the P Nichols & Son Waltzer fairground ride before the 400th St Giles Fair on September 9th and 10th. Every year the fair takes over the length of St Giles, a street in Oxford, with rides right next to the buildings of Oxford University. The Nichols Family have been bringing their rides to the fair since the inter-war years in the 1930s. Credit: Martin Anderson/Alamy Live News

RMWCNPX8–St Giles' Church, Oxford

William Townesend Monument St Giles Church Oxford through cherry blossom Stock Photo

RFAWW5CG–William Townesend Monument St Giles Church Oxford through cherry blossom

OXFORD. Early morning in Oxford, England; a cyclist on Catte Street passes the Bodleian Library by Architect Giles Gilbert Scott Stock Photo

RMGRGJCJ–OXFORD. Early morning in Oxford, England; a cyclist on Catte Street passes the Bodleian Library by Architect Giles Gilbert Scott

Scholar's bike resting against the wall of Pusey House Chapel and Library, Oxord University, England Stock Photo

RM2B023AG–Scholar's bike resting against the wall of Pusey House Chapel and Library, Oxord University, England

Christ Church Cathedral is the cathedral of the Anglican diocese of Oxford, England, which consists of the counties of Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire. It is also the chapel of Christ Church at the University of Oxford. This dual role as cathedral and college chapel is unique in the Church of England. Christ Church Cathedral is one of the smallest cathedrals in the Church of England. The nave, choir, main tower and transepts are late Norman. There are architectural features ranging from Norman to the Perpendicular style and a large rose window of the ten-part (i.e. botanical) type. Stock Photo

RM2G8DGTJ–Christ Church Cathedral is the cathedral of the Anglican diocese of Oxford, England, which consists of the counties of Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire. It is also the chapel of Christ Church at the University of Oxford. This dual role as cathedral and college chapel is unique in the Church of England. Christ Church Cathedral is one of the smallest cathedrals in the Church of England. The nave, choir, main tower and transepts are late Norman. There are architectural features ranging from Norman to the Perpendicular style and a large rose window of the ten-part (i.e. botanical) type.

St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s. Stock Photo

RMW8KCWH–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

OXFORD CITY ENGLAND STATUE AND ENTRANCE TO THE BLACKFRIARS CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ST. GILES Stock Photo

RF2CTPPA8–OXFORD CITY ENGLAND STATUE AND ENTRANCE TO THE BLACKFRIARS CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ST. GILES

RM2WB3ACG–UK, England, Oxfordshire, Oxford, St Giles, St John’s College Chapel 2008 Bernard Aubertin Organ

Parish Church of St Mary and red phone box in the snow Stock Photo

RMA3RYFW–Parish Church of St Mary and red phone box in the snow

. English: Plate from Natural History of Staffordshire (1686) by Robert Plot. Circle in a field near to St Giles' Church, Oxford. The cloud and the horn demonstrates Plot's hypothesis that circles are caused by lightning. Description by Robert Plot: …They are rarely also seen of a quadrangular forme, encompassed with another larger of the Circular kind, whereof there were shewn to me no less than two examples by my Ingenious and observing friends John Naylor and Hugh Todd M.M.A.A. and fellows of the University Colledge in the same St.Gile's fields: which may be yet reconcilied to the same Hypo Stock Photo

RMMNWTPP–. English: Plate from Natural History of Staffordshire (1686) by Robert Plot. Circle in a field near to St Giles' Church, Oxford. The cloud and the horn demonstrates Plot's hypothesis that circles are caused by lightning. Description by Robert Plot: …They are rarely also seen of a quadrangular forme, encompassed with another larger of the Circular kind, whereof there were shewn to me no less than two examples by my Ingenious and observing friends John Naylor and Hugh Todd M.M.A.A. and fellows of the University Colledge in the same St.Gile's fields: which may be yet reconcilied to the same Hypo

St. John's College, St. Giles and St. Giles Church, Oxford: panoramic view. Line engraving by M.A. Rooker after himself, 1779. Stock Photo

RM2H45JH2–St. John's College, St. Giles and St. Giles Church, Oxford: panoramic view. Line engraving by M.A. Rooker after himself, 1779.

A narrowboat on the Oxford Canal, Oxford, England, UK, with St Barnabas Church, Jericho in the background Stock Photo

RFA6F1XF–A narrowboat on the Oxford Canal, Oxford, England, UK, with St Barnabas Church, Jericho in the background

RF2D4EXH5–st Giles fair in Oxford,England

A view of the Ashmolean Museum and the Randolph hotel, looking down Beaumont street from St Giles, Oxford, England, UK Stock Photo

RF2C6NM0T–A view of the Ashmolean Museum and the Randolph hotel, looking down Beaumont street from St Giles, Oxford, England, UK

North West view of St. Martin's or Carfax Church, and St. Giles Oxford is the county town and only city of Oxfordshire, England. Copperplate engraving From the Encyclopaedia Londinensis or, Universal dictionary of arts, sciences, and literature; Volume XVIII; Edited by Wilkes, John. Published in London in 1821 Stock Photo

RF2DCB920–North West view of St. Martin's or Carfax Church, and St. Giles Oxford is the county town and only city of Oxfordshire, England. Copperplate engraving From the Encyclopaedia Londinensis or, Universal dictionary of arts, sciences, and literature; Volume XVIII; Edited by Wilkes, John. Published in London in 1821

1900 Historic Black and White Photograph of Martyrs Memorial and St. Mary Magdalen Church, Magdalen Street, Oxford, England, UK Stock Photo

RF2WNA35T–1900 Historic Black and White Photograph of Martyrs Memorial and St. Mary Magdalen Church, Magdalen Street, Oxford, England, UK

RFR3P4YT–A weather worn or weather-beaten stone gargoyle or grotesque on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in sandstone or limestone

St Giles's Church, Oxford, by John Le Keux 1837 old antique print picture Stock Photo

RFMXP4WE–St Giles's Church, Oxford, by John Le Keux 1837 old antique print picture

Oxford, UK, 8th September 2024. Setting up the Hebborn's Waltzer fairground ride before the 400th St Giles Fair on September 9th and 10th. Every year the fair takes over the length of St Giles, a street in Oxford, with rides right next to the buildings of Oxford University. The Hebborn Family have been bringing their rides to the fair since the 1890s. Harry Hebborn is seen on the right of the group. Credit: Martin Anderson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2Y1Y89G–Oxford, UK, 8th September 2024. Setting up the Hebborn's Waltzer fairground ride before the 400th St Giles Fair on September 9th and 10th. Every year the fair takes over the length of St Giles, a street in Oxford, with rides right next to the buildings of Oxford University. The Hebborn Family have been bringing their rides to the fair since the 1890s. Harry Hebborn is seen on the right of the group. Credit: Martin Anderson/Alamy Live News

RMWCR9W5–St Giles Church, Oxford

St Giles Church cemetry Oxford with war memorial in background Stock Photo

RMAWWAKJ–St Giles Church cemetry Oxford with war memorial in background

St. Giles' parish church and churchyard; gravestones in the foreground; trees to the left. Bletchington Church in the County of Oxford. c. 1780-1800. Pen and black ink with watercolour. Source: Maps K.Top.35.36. Language: English. Stock Photo

RMR5EC24–St. Giles' parish church and churchyard; gravestones in the foreground; trees to the left. Bletchington Church in the County of Oxford. c. 1780-1800. Pen and black ink with watercolour. Source: Maps K.Top.35.36. Language: English.

St Giles, Oxford facing South towards St Mary Magdalen Church 1900's Stock Photo

RMFWGGA2–St Giles, Oxford facing South towards St Mary Magdalen Church 1900's

Entrance to the famous Christ Church meadow, show blooming primroses and lavender bushes lining the path to the college and garden. Christ Church meadow is a rare open space at the heart of Oxford, open to the public all year round. The meadow has long been used as a site for sport, entertainment and recreation. The meadow is enclosed by the rivers Cherwell and Thames. Between the river and the Meadow Gate of the college is the large Broad Walk, installed in the time of John Fell (1625-1686), dean of Christ Church and Bishop of Oxford. United Kingdom. Stock Photo

RM2G8DGY6–Entrance to the famous Christ Church meadow, show blooming primroses and lavender bushes lining the path to the college and garden. Christ Church meadow is a rare open space at the heart of Oxford, open to the public all year round. The meadow has long been used as a site for sport, entertainment and recreation. The meadow is enclosed by the rivers Cherwell and Thames. Between the river and the Meadow Gate of the college is the large Broad Walk, installed in the time of John Fell (1625-1686), dean of Christ Church and Bishop of Oxford. United Kingdom.

RMW8KKTX–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

OXFORD CITY ENGLAND THE BLACKFRIARS BUILDING IN ST. GILES Stock Photo

RF2CTPPBC–OXFORD CITY ENGLAND THE BLACKFRIARS BUILDING IN ST. GILES

. An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . PSOGItESS OF TRACERY. 135 getting nearer to har tracery. This window alsoshews what is called a double plane of ornament, theinner plane being much lighter and more enriched thanthe outer one. A very similar window occurs in thenorth aisle of St. Giles Church, Oxford, which is at-. 100. East Window, Raunds, Uorthamptoiisliire, c 1260.This window shews actual bar-tracery, but without cusps, excepting tothe lower lights, which are trefoil-headed. tributed to St. Hugh of Lincoln, who instituted a vicarto it in the year 1200, but it is probab Stock Photo

RM2CJ4FKR–. An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture . PSOGItESS OF TRACERY. 135 getting nearer to har tracery. This window alsoshews what is called a double plane of ornament, theinner plane being much lighter and more enriched thanthe outer one. A very similar window occurs in thenorth aisle of St. Giles Church, Oxford, which is at-. 100. East Window, Raunds, Uorthamptoiisliire, c 1260.This window shews actual bar-tracery, but without cusps, excepting tothe lower lights, which are trefoil-headed. tributed to St. Hugh of Lincoln, who instituted a vicarto it in the year 1200, but it is probab

The North East View of ST,, CLEMENTS CHURCH OXFORD. Author Seago, John 34.26.a. Place of publication: [London] Publisher: Sold by J Seago Print Seller High Street St. Giles London. Date of publication: [around 1790?] Item type: 1 print Medium: etching Dimensions: sheet 11.2 x 15.7 cm (trimmed below platemark at the bottom) Former owner: George III, King of Great Britain, 1738-1820 Stock Photo

RM2E9HMHB–The North East View of ST,, CLEMENTS CHURCH OXFORD. Author Seago, John 34.26.a. Place of publication: [London] Publisher: Sold by J Seago Print Seller High Street St. Giles London. Date of publication: [around 1790?] Item type: 1 print Medium: etching Dimensions: sheet 11.2 x 15.7 cm (trimmed below platemark at the bottom) Former owner: George III, King of Great Britain, 1738-1820

RF2D4EXMP–st Giles fair in Oxford,England

RF2C6NKYP–A view of the Ashmolean Museum and the Randolph hotel, looking down Beaumont street from St Giles, Oxford, England, UK

RF2WNA35P–1900 Historic Black and White Photograph of Martyrs Memorial and St. Mary Magdalen Church, Magdalen Street, Oxford, England, UK

RFR3P53X–A weather worn or weather-beaten stone gargoyle or grotesque on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in sandstone or limestone

St Mary Magdalen church from St Giles's, Oxford, by John Le Keux 1837 print Stock Photo

RFMXP4WD–St Mary Magdalen church from St Giles's, Oxford, by John Le Keux 1837 print

RMWCPBR1–St Giles Church, Oxford

St Giles Church cemetry Oxford showing William Townesend Monument before restoration Stock Photo

RMAWWX0G–St Giles Church cemetry Oxford showing William Townesend Monument before restoration

Tallis London Street View #27 St. Giles High Street (West)/Broad Street 1838 map Stock Photo

RF2Y5WMPC–Tallis London Street View #27 St. Giles High Street (West)/Broad Street 1838 map

RMW8KKHM–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RF2CTPPAR–OXFORD CITY ENGLAND THE BLACK FRIARS BUILDING IN ST. GILES

A history of the Church of St Giles, Northampton . t Taylor; School, 1731-1740, and matriculated atSt. Johns College, Oxford, 7th July, 1740. He was electedto a Fellowship at St. Johns, 1743 ; B.A., April 13th, 1744 ;B.C.L., 29th January, 1768. In 1748, he became Vicar of St. Sepulchres, Northampton,but resigned in 1762. From 1762 to 1763, he was Rector ofEcton. Meanwhile in 1752, he had become Master of CourteenhallGrammar School. His appointment to this office is recordedthus in the Northampton Mercury* May 19th, at an assembly of the Worshipful the Mayorand Aldermen of Northampton, at their Stock Photo

RM2AJ8763–A history of the Church of St Giles, Northampton . t Taylor; School, 1731-1740, and matriculated atSt. Johns College, Oxford, 7th July, 1740. He was electedto a Fellowship at St. Johns, 1743 ; B.A., April 13th, 1744 ;B.C.L., 29th January, 1768. In 1748, he became Vicar of St. Sepulchres, Northampton,but resigned in 1762. From 1762 to 1763, he was Rector ofEcton. Meanwhile in 1752, he had become Master of CourteenhallGrammar School. His appointment to this office is recordedthus in the Northampton Mercury* May 19th, at an assembly of the Worshipful the Mayorand Aldermen of Northampton, at their

RF2D4EY42–st Giles fair in Oxford,England

RF2C6NKXT–A view of George Street, Oxford during the Covid 19 epidemic showing the quiet roads and paths which are normally full of people

RFR3P4TE–A weather worn or weather-beaten stone gargoyle or grotesque on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in sandstone or limestone

A weather worn or weather-beaten stone gargoyle of an owl on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in Cotswold stone or limestone Stock Photo

RF2A5NCJT–A weather worn or weather-beaten stone gargoyle of an owl on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in Cotswold stone or limestone

RMWCRCF8–St Giles Church, Oxford

RMAWW8RT–St Giles Church cemetry Oxford showing William Townesend Monument before restoration

RF2Y56X3P–Tallis London Street View #27 St. Giles High Street (West)/Broad Street 1838 map

RMW8KNA3–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

. Alden's Oxford guide : with key-plan of the University and city, and numerous engravings . Giles Church. B—Holywell Church. C—Magdalen Bridge.D—Grand Pont (Folly Bridge). E—St. Thomas Church F—Oxford Castle. marched out through a guard of the enemy, extending from St.Clements to Shotover Hill, armed, with colours flying and^drumsbeating; Prince Rupert and Prince Maurice, with the people ofquality, having previously left the city. That Oxford should have been given up, instead of standing asiege, is now a matter of happy reflection ; and it is enough for 146 Aldens Oxford Guide. us to knowtha Stock Photo

RM2CDJPTW–. Alden's Oxford guide : with key-plan of the University and city, and numerous engravings . Giles Church. B—Holywell Church. C—Magdalen Bridge.D—Grand Pont (Folly Bridge). E—St. Thomas Church F—Oxford Castle. marched out through a guard of the enemy, extending from St.Clements to Shotover Hill, armed, with colours flying and^drumsbeating; Prince Rupert and Prince Maurice, with the people ofquality, having previously left the city. That Oxford should have been given up, instead of standing asiege, is now a matter of happy reflection ; and it is enough for 146 Aldens Oxford Guide. us to knowtha

RF2D4EXTP–st Giles fair in Oxford,England

A weather worn or weather-beaten stone gargoyle of a lion on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in Cotswold stone or limestone Stock Photo

RF2A5NC35–A weather worn or weather-beaten stone gargoyle of a lion on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in Cotswold stone or limestone

RMW8K6AC–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

stone gargoyle of a lion on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in sandstone or limestone from the Cotswold region of Oxfordshire Stock Photo

RF2AB9XTN–stone gargoyle of a lion on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in sandstone or limestone from the Cotswold region of Oxfordshire

RMW8K9NC–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RF2AB9XTB–stone gargoyle of a lion on the wall of a college in Oxford part of the university in sandstone or limestone from the Cotswold region of Oxfordshire

student bikes piled up and locked against bike stands in the city centre of Oxford outside the church of Saint Mary Magdalen with gravestones behind Stock Photo

RF2A8T6NC–student bikes piled up and locked against bike stands in the city centre of Oxford outside the church of Saint Mary Magdalen with gravestones behind

RMW8K5AN–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KBDF–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KTP1–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KA4D–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KH94–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KAC1–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KJJ8–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8K5P6–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KAP3–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8K9B5–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KPHB–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KM6G–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KBR1–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KGXM–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KR15–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KNHT–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KK03–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KJB5–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KFXJ–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

RMW8KG9N–St Giles' Fair is a two day annual fair held on St Giles, a wide thoroughfare in central north Oxford, UK. Today it is organised by the City Council and the Showmen's Guild of Great Britain. Established when the adjacent church was consecrated in 1200, it has grown and adapted with popular preferences ever since. Queen Elizabeth I visited in 1567; by 1780 it became a toy fair; by 1800 had stalls and rides; included 'adult' amusements by 1830; and with train travel attracted people from Birmingham and Cardiff. Betjeman described it as the biggest in England in the 1930s.

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