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slothtraveller Says: Rebuilt in 1806, the town hall building existed on this site as long ago as the early 1600s. It stands on open arches with an area underneath where village notices are located. This is an ideal place to wait for a bus back to Banbury or Oxford (especially if it's raining)!
slothtraveller Says: This passageway links the High Street to the Market Place. It was the home of the last bakers in Deddington.
slothtraveller Says: The original part of the Church of St Peter and St Paul dates back to the 13th century. It was being extensively refurbished on my last visit and is the major landmark of the village.
evaanna Says: Built of local stone, St Peter and St Paul's Church dates back to the 13th century. In 1634 the steeple of the church collapsed together with the tower and crashed into the church. A lot of damage was done, including the smashing of the 13th century font, and for over ten...
evaanna Says: Deddington was granted this pretty and colourful Coat of Arms in 1994 during a fine ceremony in the Market Place. The Arms can be seen in relief on the end wall of Deddington Town Hall.If you want to find out the meaning of each of the elements of this coat of arms, visit...
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The original part of the Church of St Peter and St Paul dates back to the 13th century. It was being extensively refurbished on my last visit and is the major...
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Deddington is a thriving small town with a long history, situated in the heart of England close to the M40. Believed to have been first settled in the 6th and 7th centuries, its name comes from an...
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Deddington: Rural Oxfordshire at its finest
I visited Deddington in 2009 on the trail of some of my ancestors, the Appletrees, who held vast swathes of farmland around Deddington in the 17th and 18th century. Back then, the village was known as...
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