Here are a few photos from the Village of Eynsham where I visited a church last week
This is the Bartholomew Room which was built as charity school in 1703 The lower part was most likely a market premises but walled up in the 19th century and had various uses from being a gaol to fires station
The market squar
War memorial and plaque on the Bartholomew Room
Church Street
4 comments:
Your country is so full of history, and we're the new kids on the block. I enjoy your photos so much.
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What a lovely village. Sure would enjoy walking there.
I love the architecture.
Wonderful mosaics for MosaicMonday! It remembers me on Ireland.
Thank you so much for sharing!
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