EPW000823 ENGLAND (1920). St Clements Street, Oxford, 1920

Plasterer's Arms pub (?exact location) (demolished and flats built ~2005.)

Half Moon pub (?exact building)

Coach and Horses pub (shut in year 2000)

Port Mahon pub

Magdalen College School

Angel and Greyhound public house

Magdalen Bridge

The Angel & Greyhound recreation ground

The Old Black Horse public house

The Cape of Good Hope public house

Stone's Almshouses founded in 1700.

South Park, owned privately by the Morrell brewery family until 1939 when the Oxford Preservation Trust bought it. In 1951 the Trust gave it to the city of Oxford.

The Plain received it's name after St Clement's Church, dating from 1122, was demolished in about 1828 which left an open space. It was rebuilt in Marston Road. It's churchyard disappeared when the Plain roundabout was constructed in 1950.

Victoria Fountain, with small clock tower, built 1899 and donated belatedly by G H Morrell for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897 It provided drinking water for people and water troughs for horses. It was built on the site of the former St Clement's Toll House.

I think this was known as Cowley St John School before the comprehensive system was brought in in 1972. It was a segregated school with girls being taught on the other side of the road, where Moberley Close is today. It was then transfered to Cricket Road and named Cowley St John Comprehensive. The Boys School is now East Oxford Community Centre. The girls school was demolished.

Ridge and furrow in South Park

Cowley Road Hospital?