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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church

New Inn Hall Street, Oxford OX1 2DH - England, UK

The Wesley family have a history in the street this church is built on that dates back to before John Wesley was born. John Wesley helped found Methodism on the street in Oxford in 1783 and preached at several...

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Attractions near Wesley Memorial Methodist Church

A selection of attractions close to Wesley Memorial Methodist Church:

Old Fire Station Theatre (< 1 Mile)

The Old Fire Station Theatre is a studio theatre situated on George Street in the centre of Oxford. Officially the studio theatre to New Theatre...

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Saint Michael at North Gate (< 1 Mile)

Saint Michael tower is the oldest building in the historic city of Oxford. We know the tower previously formed part of the city walls around...

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Jesus College (< 1 Mile)

Jesus College was founded in 1571 by eight commissioners, of whom Hugh Price is often credited as the main force, and received its Royal Charter...

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Saxon Tower (< 1 Mile)

The Saxon Tower of St Michael at the North Gate is nearly 1000 years old and is Oxford’s oldest building. Visitors who pay to...

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Carfax Tower (< 1 Mile)

The Carfax Tower is the remains of the church of St Martin which was demolished in 1896 in order to widen the road and improve...

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Old County Hall (< 1 Mile)

The Old County Hall building in the centre of Oxford is apparently often mistaken by tourists as a castle but was actually built in the...

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Christ Church Meadow (< 1 Mile)

This open area of meadowland follows the river Cherwell along the back of Christ Church College. Intersected by paths the meadows have for centuries...

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Eagle and Child (< 1 Mile)

Without a doubt this pub is top of the list for a great deal of literary pilgrims to Oxford. Famed as the meeting place...

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Museum of Oxford (< 1 Mile)

The Museum of Oxford is owned by the city council and acts as an excellent starting point to get to know the colourful and fascinating...

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University Parks (< 1 Mile)

The University Parks were first opened to the public in 1854. The vast expanse of 70 acres of land on the west side of...

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Oxford Castle (< 1 Mile)

Oxford Castle was founded after the Norman invasion and first became a prison in the 13th Century although the main buildings date from the 1770s....

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Exeter College (< 1 Mile)

Still situated in its original location, Exeter College was founded in 1314 by Walter de Stapeldon of Devon, the Bishop of Exeter. The college...

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Blackfriars College (< 1 Mile)

Blackfriars College is unique within the University of Oxford as it is the only specialist Theological and Philosophical school. Friars began a Dominican academic...

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