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Downland west of Holwell village. (VCH © University of London) |
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Anglo-Saxon crucifixion sculpture reset in the porch of Langford church. (VCH © University of London) |
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Filkins's main street in 2011, showing limestone plank-fencing. (VCH © University of London) |
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Broadwell's main street in the mid 20th century, looking north. (Oxfordshire County Council
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Broadwell Manor Farm from the south-west in 1966, photographed by P. S. Spokes. (English Heritage. NMR AA66/4651. Reproduced by permission of Mrs Ann Spokes Symonds) |
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Broadwell: the former National school in 2011. (VCH © University of London) |
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Broadwell vicarage house (Finial House) in 1890, photographed by Henry Taunt. (Oxfordshire County Council Photographic Archive HT7374) |
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Broadwell church in 1890, photographed by Henry Taunt. (Reproduced by permission of English Heritage. NMR CC57/432) |
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Filkins: the village bowling green and Village Centre in the mid 20th century. (Oxfordshire County Council Photographic Archive d242203a) |
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Filkins: Goodfellows or Moat Farm following its renovation in the 1930s. (Oxfordshire County Council Photographic Archive d250437a) |
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Filkins: the Old Bakehouse (Hall Place?) from the south-west. (VCH © University of London) |
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Filkins: quarrying in 1948, from a series of drawings by Freda Derrick. (Copyright Swinford Museum, Filkins, ref. FQ-02; by kind permission of the trustees) |
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Filkins Hall after the fire of May 1876. (Copyright Swinford Museum, Filkins, ref. R06.44; by kind permission of the trustees) |
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Filkins: the opening of the new Village Centre in 1935, with George and Joe Swinford, George Lansbury, and Sir Stafford Cripps. (Copyright Swinford Museum, Filkins, ref. R06.07; by kind permission of the trustees) |
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Filkins: the former village lock-up and the Swinford Museum. (VCH © University of London) |
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Filkins vicarage house (Green Dragon House) in the mid 20th century. (Oxfordshire County Council Photographic Archive d250441a) |
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Filkins Primitive Methodist chapel, built 1852–3. (VCH © University of London) |
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Filkins church (built 1855–7) in 1895, photographed by Henry Taunt. (Oxfordshire County Council Photographic Archive HT6917) |
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Holwell Manor Farm from the south-east in 2011. (VCH © University of London) |
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Holwell Downs Farmhouse from the south-west in 2011. (VCH © University of London) |
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Holwell: the former National school in 2011. (VCH © University of London) |
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Holwell: 17th-century Flemish panel incorporated into the 19th-century pulpit. (VCH © University of London) |
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Holwell's medieval chapel from the south-east in 1825, drawn by J. C. Buckler. (Bodleian Library, MS Top Oxon. a 67, no. 332; by permission of the Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford) |
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Kelmscott: the Plough Inn and nearby medieval cross base in the late 19th or early 20th century. (© Crown copyright. NMR AA65/01514) |
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Kelmscott: (a) the Morris Memorial Cottages built in 1902, with (b) George Jack's carving of William Morris. (NMR AA58/1571 and AA02/4408; (a) reproduced by permission of Mrs Ann Spokes Symonds; (b) by permission of English Heritage) |
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Kelmscott Manor: a bird's-eye view by E. H. New c. 1890, looking north-west. (© Crown copyright. NMR) |
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Kelmscott: Manor Farm from the south-east, with its early 18th-century stone dovecot. (VCH © University of London) |
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Kelmscott: Home Farm in 1905, with members of the Hobbs family. (Oxfordshire County Council Photographic Archive d252419a) |
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Kelmscott: the Hobbs family's milk-bottling plant at Home Farm, from The Achievement of an Ideal [Kelmscott dairy farm publicity brochure c. 1914], p. 5. (Reproduced from Bodleian Library GA Oxon. 8° 977, by permission of the Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford) |
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Kelmscott: ploughing demonstration in June 1916, to show women engaged in farm work. (Oxfordshire County Council Photographic Archive d252427a) |
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Kelmscott chapel from the south-east c. 1885, photographed by Henry Taunt. (Reproduced by permission of English Heritage. NMR CC73/00096) |
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Broughton Poggs: former tenant housing along the village street. (VCH © University of London) |
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Broughton Poggs: Manor Farm from the north in 1964, photographed by P. S. Spokes. (Bodleian Library, MS Top Oxon. c 484/4, no. 5679; by permission of the Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford, and Mrs Ann Spokes Symonds) |
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Broughton Poggs and Filkins: the former National school in Filkins village. (VCH © University of London) |
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Broughton Poggs: the former rectory house from the south-west. (VCH © University of London) |
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Broughton Poggs church from the south-west. (VCH © University of London) |
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Langford: Lockey House from the north, photographed in 1956 by P. S. Spokes. (English Heritage. NMR AA56/7541. Reproduced by permission of Mrs Ann Spokes Symonds) |
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Langford: Rectory Farm from the churchyard, looking south. (VCH © University of London) |
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Langford: Walter Prunes (d. 1594) and his wife Mary, as depicted on their memorial in Langford church (detail). (VCH © University of London) |
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Langford: the former vicarage house (now Langford Grange) from the south, photographed in the 1960s by P. S. Spokes. (English Heritage. NMR AA56/7551. Reproduced by permission of Mrs Ann Spokes Symonds) |
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Langford: the former Congregationalist chapel in 2011. (VCH © University of London) |
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Langford church from the south-east in 1821, drawn by J. C. Buckler. (Bodleian Library, MS Top Oxon. a 67, no. 363; by permission of the Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford) |
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Little Faringdon: the main street in 2011, looking north-west. (VCH © University of London) |
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Little Faringdon House (formerly Langford House) from the south-east in 1974. (Oxfordshire County Council Photographic Archive d222412a) |
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Little Faringdon mill and millpond in 1935, photographed by Miss Wright. (Reproduced by permission of English Heritage. NMR AA71/1202) |
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Little Faringdon: the former vicarage house (now Butterfield House). (Reproduced by permission of English Heritage. NMR G Barnes 342/70) |
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Little Faringdon: the church from the south-east c. 1895, photographed by Henry Taunt. (Reproduced by permission of English Heritage. NMR CC73/1461) |
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Grafton: Poplar Farm in 1957, photographed by P. S. Spokes. (English Heritage. NMR AA58/3412; reproduced by permission of Mrs Ann Spokes Symonds) |
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Grafton: the former Primitive Methodist chapel at Chapel Farm. (VCH © University of London) |
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Radcot Bridge in 1949. (Reproduced by permission of English Heritage. NMR AA50/01573) |
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Radcot House from the west in 1946, photographed by P. S. Spokes. (English Heritage. NMR AA46/9718; reproduced by permission of Mrs Anne Spokes Symonds) |
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Radcot: sheep washing at Radcot Bridge in 1885, photographed by Henry Taunt. (Reproduced by permission of English Heritage. NMR CC73/627) |
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Radcot: pleasure boating at the Swan inn in the earlier 20th century. (Oxfordshire County Council Photographic Archive d242613a) |
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