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A derelict building showing the interior walls, fireplaces etc. as well as joists, built into what was once a bastion of the medieval city walls, known as Martyrs Bastion, since it is located near the infamous execution site.

Date:: 1880

Location:: City Walls, Martyrs Bastion, Broad Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire

Reference:: CC51/00655

Type:: Photograph (Negative)

A drawing showing the old bastion of the city walls on Broad Street, named after the Christian Martyrs, Cranmer, Latimer and Ridley, who were burnt here in the reign of Queen Mary I.

Date:: 1907

Location:: City Walls, Martyrs Bastion, Broad Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire

Reference:: HT10306

Type:: Photograph (Inkjet Print)

A drawing showing the old bastion of the city walls on Broad Street, named after the Christian Martyrs, Cranmer, Latimer and Ridley, who were burnt here in the reign of Queen Mary I.

Date:: 1860 - 1922

Location:: City Walls, Martyrs Bastion, Broad Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire

Reference:: HT12910

Type:: Photograph (Inkjet Print)

A bastion of the medieval city wall behind properties on the south side of Broad Street, so named since it is located close to site in the street where the three Protestant Bishops were executed in the 1550s during the Marian prosecutions.

Date:: 1907

Location:: City Walls, Martyrs Bastion, Broad Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire

Reference:: HT10593

Type:: Photograph (Inkjet Print)

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