List of Colour Plates

A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 17. Originally published by Boydell & Brewer for the Institute of Historical Research, Woodbridge, Suffolk, 2012.

Citation:

, 'List of Colour Plates', in A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 17, (Woodbridge, Suffolk, 2012) pp. xi. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/oxon/vol17/xi [accessed 20 May 2024].

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List of Colour Plates

Between pages 18 and 19



Plate
1	Kelmscott and the river Thames from the air, looking east. (© English Heritage. NMR 18511/16)
2	Holwell church and war memorial cross in 2011. (VCH © University of London)
3	Langford village and war memorial cross in 2011, showing Threeways (dated 1655). (VCH © University of London)
4	Filkins: vernacular-style council houses (dated 1929). (VCH © University of London)
5	Kelmscott: limestone plank fencing near the Morris Memorial Cottages. (Photo: Society of Antiquaries of London)
6	Bradwell Grove House from the south-east in 2011. (VCH © University of London)
7	Broughton Hall from the south-west in 2011. (VCH © University of London)
8	Kelmscott Manor from the east in 1990. (© Crown copyright. NMR BB90/10304)
9	Kelmscott Manor: the Tapestry Room in 1990. (© Crown copyright. NMR BB90/10317)
10	Radcot and the river Thames from the air, looking north. (Reproduced by kind permission of Channel 4 Time Team and Wessex Archaeology)
11	Grafton Lock looking west (upstream) in 2011. (VCH © University of London)
12	Langford church from the south-east in 2011. (VCH © University of London)
13	Little Faringdon church from the south-west in 2011. (VCH © University of London)
14	Kelmscott: the Morris Memorial Hall. (VCH © University of London)
15	Langford: the former National school. (VCH © University of London)