St Peter-in-the-East Church
St Peter-in-the-East Church (below) stands a little to the north-west of the site of the East Gate, inside the medieval town.
Above: the former St Peter-in-the-East Church from Queen’s Lane
Above: The former St Peter-in-the-East Church
from inside St Edmund Hall
Above: St Peter-in-the-East Church from New College garden
Above: St Peter-in-the-East Church in the early 1830s,
drawn by F. Mackenzie and engraved by J. Le Keux
Victoria County History: History of the County of Oxford, Vol. IV:
St Peter-in-the-East Church
St Peter-in-the-East closed as a place of worship in 1965 and reopened as the library of St Edmund Hall to the south in 1970.
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