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Oxford Street, MORETON-IN-MARSH, GL56 0LD

Located in Oxford Street, 50 metres east of High Street. Dating from 1860, the building in a combined neo-Greek and Romanesque style was Grade II listed in 1983.

From the east side of the A429 High Street, this unclassified part of Oxford Street leads to the A44 Oxford Street.

The building, which is on the A44 Oxford Street, is Grade II Listed, and, according to the English Heritage website, it was built in 1891 "for Edith Spear Mann in memory of her husband". In fact Edith Spear Mann (1858-1902) was a daughter of the surgeon and physician John Mann, MRCS (1802-1885) who was born in Moreton-in-Marsh, and operated a surgery in Aldersgate Street, London, for many years from 1829. The English Heritage website goes on to describe the building thus:- "Rock faced stone with half-timbered gable end. Two storeys. Elaborate half-timbering with oriel window bargeboards and finial to gable. Three pedimented dormers on north side, one flat topped on south side. Tall lantern with corniced roof on ridge. Stone stacks. Tudor style detailing including a quotation from Ruskin 'Every noble life leaves the fibre of it interwoven for ever in the Work of the World'." There is also a stone tablet set in the building stating that this was the birthplace of John Mann.

Originally a working men's club, see Image for details. Now the premises of Tyack Architects. http://www.tyackarchitects.com/Tyack_Architects_Ltd/Practice.html

On the north side of the A44 Oxford Road. The stone plaque over the doorway reads: INFANT SCHOOL ESTABLISHED 1851 The building is grade 2 listed. http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-126724-the-old-school-house-moreton-in-marsh-gl

The inscription INFANT SCHOOL ESTABLISHED 1851 is above the doorway of this Oxford Street building, now The Old School House, Grade II listed in 1983.

This building, now a private house, was once the Infants' School and dates from 1851. It is a Grade II Listed Building, and the English Heritage website describes it thus:- "Ashlar with Welsh slate roof. Three storeys, 3 windows, leaded casements with cambered heads and stone mullions. The central first floor window is set in an arched niche and the inscription 'Infant School Established 1851' in good Victorian lettering is on the apron beneath. Plain modern glazed door. Low pitch roof with stone verges and end stacks. Single storey extension to left. Former school-room projects to rear with 4 light cusped window in gable."

Set back from Oxford Road. In 2013 the show will be held on Saturday 7th September. http://www.moretonshow.co.uk/

Built in the 19th century, albeit in a 17th century vernacular style, and granted a Grade II listing https://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101088656-the-black-bear-public-house-moreton-in-marsh#.WbPm6dQrLGg in 1983.