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Gunfield

1877 house in Oxford, England

Gunfield is a large detached Gothic Revival house in Norham Gardens, North Oxford, a Victorian suburb of Oxford, England. It was designed by the architect

Gunfield

University Parks

Parkland area northeast of the city centre in Oxford, England

the north of the parks are Norham Gardens (with large houses including Gunfield backing onto the park) and Lady Margaret Hall, to the west the Parks Road

University Parks

University_Parks

Oxford Chamber Music Society

Music society in Oxford, England

years, especially during the 1940s, the society met free of charge at Gunfield in Norham Gardens, North Oxford, with the sponsorship and support of the

Oxford Chamber Music Society

Oxford_Chamber_Music_Society

St Edmund Hall, Oxford

College of the University of Oxford

Centre, a complex consisting of several large Victorian villas, including Gunfield. This site was for many years the home of St Stephen's House, Oxford, before

St Edmund Hall, Oxford

St_Edmund_Hall,_Oxford

Norham Gardens

Road in North Oxford, England

pianist Margaret Deneke (1882–1969), lived at No. 19, Gunfield. They held musical soirees at Gunfield, with guests including Albert Einstein and Albert Schweitzer

Norham Gardens

Norham_Gardens

Margaret Deneke

English pianist, musicologist, choirmaster, and benefactor

women-only Oxford college at Gunfield, 19 Norham Gardens, near to the college. The sisters held soirees in the music room at Gunfield, attended by guests including

Margaret Deneke

Margaret_Deneke

Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford

College of the University of Oxford

Malala Yousafzai, Nobel Peace Prize winner and female education activist Gunfield, next to the college "Student statistics". University of Oxford. 2023.

Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford

Lady_Margaret_Hall,_Oxford

Helena Deneke

English suffragist and Germanist (1878–1973)

Margaret Deneke, lived in a house, Gunfield, close to the college. The pair held highly regarded musical soirees at Gunfield, attended by guests including

Helena Deneke

Helena_Deneke

Fyfield Road

Road in North Oxford, England

View south along Fyfield Road, with Gunfield at the end

Fyfield Road

Fyfield_Road

Music at Balliol College, Oxford

and Donald Tovey. She and her sister Helena held concerts at their home Gunfield, where Busch and Marie Soldat-Roeger played. Variations on a Theme of Joachim

Music at Balliol College, Oxford

Music_at_Balliol_College,_Oxford

North Oxford

Suburb of Oxford, England

is Norham Gardens, with large houses backing onto the park, including Gunfield. A large open area of ancient common land, Port Meadow, adjoining the River

North Oxford

North_Oxford

Arthur Hamilton Moberly

British architect (1886-1952)

College, Cambridge. Moberly was commissioned to work on the extension to Gunfield, at 19 Norham Gardens, Oxford. Specifically, he designed the linkage way

Arthur Hamilton Moberly

Arthur_Hamilton_Moberly

Frederick Codd

British Gothic Revival architect and speculative builder

Bradmore Road, Canterbury Road, Crick Road and Norham Gardens (including Gunfield), amongst other locations. In central Oxford, Codd designed shops and offices

Frederick Codd

Frederick_Codd

Gunville

Human settlement in England

Forest Hills. Another theory is simply that Gunville is a derivation of Gunfield, as marked on a map from the 1700s and also asserted by William Tucker

Gunville

Listed buildings in Oxford (outside the centre)

Buildings in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

Q26672146 Gunfield II 19, Norham Gardens 8 September 1992 SP5152807544 51°45′51″N 1°15′17″W / 51.764214°N 1.2547513°W / 51.764214; -1.2547513 (Gunfield) 1047043

Listed buildings in Oxford (outside the centre)

Listed_buildings_in_Oxford_(outside_the_centre)

James Langhorne

British Army Brigadier

Constance Phyllis, the eldest daughter of Henry Grant Madan Conybeare, J.P. of Gunfield, Ingatestone, Essex. Constance died in 1937. His siblings included Major-General

James Langhorne