![[picture: Magdalan Bridge and Tower, Oxford]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/HHOxford/tn/36-MagdalenBridgeAndTower-332x500.jpg "[picture: Magdalan Bridge and Tower, Oxford]") |
Magdalan Tower, rising 150 feet in exquisite proportion, and standing just where the Cherwell is spanned by the well-known bridge, is in the opinion of many the fariest sight in Oxford. [p. 9] |
![[picture: Front Cover, Oxford Pictured by Haslehust, described by How]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/HHOxford/tn/000-Front-Cover-q75-362x500.jpg "[picture: Front Cover, Oxford Pictured by Haslehust, described by How]") |
Front Cover, Oxford Pictured by Haslehust, described by How A brownish gray cover with a thick green border around a colour image. This book is part of a series produced from around 1900 until well into the 1950s as far as I can tell. [more...] |
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Title page, Oxford Pictured by Haslehust, described by How OXFORD [more...] |
![[picture: The word Oxford, with a line illustration of the city]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/HHOxford/tn/05-Oxford-451x234.jpg "[picture: The word Oxford, with a line illustration of the city]") |
Line illustration from first page of the book. |
![[picture: Magdalen College from the River Cherwell]](http://tn.fromoldbooks.org/HHOxford/tn/08-MagdalenCollegeFromTheCherwell-500x375.jpg "[picture: Magdalen College from the River Cherwell]") |
Magdalen College From the Cherwell Magdalen Tower, rising 150 feet in exquisite proportion, and standing just where the Cherwell is spanned by the well-known bridge, is in the opinion of many the fairest sight in Oxford. [p. 9] [more...] |
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Martyrs’ Memorial and St. Giles Ridley and Latimer were burned to death here in the time of Archbishop Cranmer. |