Lady Margaret's Boathouse
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Lady Margaret's Boathouse
Image: © N Chadwick Taken: 15 Mar 2014
Built circa 1905, and belonging to St. John’s College. It is also used by St. John’s School. Hipped clay tiled roof with one red brick chimneystack and a recently added dormer window with zinc cheeks. Above the dormer window is a weathervane, and rising from the centre of the roof is a pole with the St. John’s College crest on. The top pyramidal section of roof appears to be a later addition. The first floor has two single doors and one set of double doors, and a balcony. On both sides are flat roofed, timber-clad extensions. All windows are modern casements. The ground floor is red brick with four sets of side hung double doors. To the rear of the building are two single-storey additions, one with a flat roof and one with concrete pantiles.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.21347
Longitude
0.126019