What is recorded here
Osney Island is a small island on the River Thames in Oxford, historically associated with the Osney Abbey, a 12th-century Augustinian priory. It is notable for its archaeological significance and as a site of medieval religious and industrial activity.
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Places near here
Church of St FrideswideListed building · 180 yd
Thames PathVisitor information · 181 yd
Osney LockVisitor information · 182 yd
Bridge at North End of Street Forming the Junction with Botley RoadListed building · 191 yd
Oxford : Oxford Ox statueMonument or public art · 490 yd
Sculpture on the cornerPublic sculpture · 527 yd
Rewley Road Swing BridgeMemorial · 652 yd
Edgar George WilsonMemorial · 674 yd
Oxford Castle and earlier settlement remainsScheduled monument · 835 yd
An Old MilestoneMonument or public art · 934 yd
Tirah Monument, OxfordMonument or public art · 1044 yd
Siege of Oxfordsiege · 1223 ydOther information
Photo: Stuart Taylor · CC BY-SA 2.0