The University Church of St Mary is seen from The Grand Cafe Antiques & High in Oxford, England. – Vintage Photograph

Oxford’s iconic University Church of St Mary is seen from The Grand Cafe Antiques & High, located on High Street. In the right foreground is The Queen’s College, with Merton College and other architectural details visible in the background.Oxford’s iconic University Church of St Mary is seen from The Grand Cafe Antiques & High, located on High Street. In the right foreground is The Queen’s College, with Merton College and other architectural details visible in the background.

Dimensions: 16.6 x 24 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04922499

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OCR computer generated text:

THE GRAND CAFE ANTIQUES & HIGH 111 HE HFC

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Ref: 055627 date: 20/07/2000 cat. : NEWS by: Jon Lewis at: Oxford Turner exhibition. The High looking up to the University Church of St Mary past The Queen’s College in the right foreground. Merton College and architectural details as per original sketch. Copyright Newsquest (Oxfordshire) Ltd. Ox Streets – high