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Wallingford Corn Exchange
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Abingdon Punchbowl
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Wallingford Market Place
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Market Place street sign
1894 opticians
The Swan at Wantage
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old Hovis sign
flags out in Wantage
art shop window
old shop and pub
King Alfreds Head
Victoria Cross Gallery
Bear Hotel at Wantage
Arkell's Bear sign
Wantage market place
town hall clock
corner of Market place
1884 building
small turret room
timber-framed brick building
Wantage Town Hall
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King Alfred
Wantage telephone boxes
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Jason's Flowers
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Alfred the Great
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old town hall
Woodstock market place
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Star Inn at Woodstock
Woodstock Town Hall
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Feathers and Woodstock Arms
Deddington town hall and church
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Unicorn Inn, Deddington
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Red Lion pub sign
The Red Lion at Deddington
Deddington bus stop
coal, coke, cake and forage
corn, cake, coal and coke
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www.britainexpress.com/counties/oxfordshire/az/wantage.htm
Wantage is an attractive market town in the picturesque Vale of White Horse. It is most famous as the birthplace of Alfred the Great. A statue of King Alfred, looking suitably regal, stands in the busy market place. Alfred was born here in AD 849, when Wantage was an important Saxon town. As for the statue, it was commissioned by Lord Wantage, and sculpted in 1877 by Count Gleichen, a relative of Queen Victoria...
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