Visitors explore the Oxford Information Centre to learn about the city and university. – Vintage Photograph

The Oxford Information Centre is a bustling place, especially during peak season. People visit to ask questions on a variety of topics and to book guided tours of the city. The staff at the Information Centre dealt with over half a million personal callers in 1988, sent out 57,500 people on guided tours, and answered 6,000 accommodation enquiries. The signs and layout of the Centre are designed to help visitors get the information they need in an efficient manner.The Oxford Information Centre is a bustling place, especially during peak season. People visit to ask questions on a variety of topics and to book guided tours of the city. The staff at the Information Centre dealt with over half a million personal callers in 1988, sent out 57,500 people on guided tours, and answered 6,000 accommodation enquiries. The signs and layout of the Centre are designed to help visitors get the information they need in an efficient manner.

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Please pay here Please pay here EXCEPT E Please pay here OXFORDSHIRE THE OXFORD STORY SEE THE CITY & COLLEGES WITH THE OXFORD GUILD OF GUIDE LECTURERS WALKING TOURS LAST ABOUT TWO HOURS TOUR TIMES 10:30 11:00 11:30 1-30 200 250 TICKETS 12:40 ADULTS 1-00 CHILDREN AVAILABLE HERE Adult 3240 IMPORTANT Child 100 NOTICE our Walking Tours No Smoking 1 PRIVATE TENANTS Hink pic Leaflets

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F Po PA 121 SEE THE CITY & COLLEGES WITH THE OXFORD GUILD OF GUIDE LECTURERS WALKING TOURS LAST ABOUT TWO HOURS TARTIMES- ******** 2014 Tom 100 GRS Walking Toun ******** Visitors getting to know all about the University and City at Oxford Information Centre #5 APR 1989 AVAILABLE O For the statistically-minded, the staff dealt with over half a million personal callers in 1988 as well as countless telephone and postal inquiries. They despatched about 57,500 people on guid- ed tours of Oxford. They dealt with about 6,000 enquiries for accommoda- tion. And as usual they answered ques- tions on every topic under the sun from where to go if you’ve got toothache to where you can practise Morris dancing. All the answers THE Oxford Information Centre is busy throughout the year. At the height of the season it can seem like a gold rush as visitors and residents jostle for the attention of staff. In fact, Oxford City Council have carefully planned the layout to speed you on your way and if you study the signs and go to the right counter you should find the service quick and efficient. 5 APR 1989 PSB FILE