Linton Road

The Bishop of Oxford also had a house here, near the western end, until its owners, Wolfson, reclaimed it in late 2014.

[3] St Andrew's Church[4] is on the southeast corner of the junction with Northmoor Road.

[2] Architects include J. C. Gray, N. W. Harrison, E. J. Marriott, Arthur C. Martin, A. H. Moberly (who also worked with William Crabtree on the Peter Jones department store in London[5]), and Harry Wilkinson Moore.

[6] On 4 May 1941, during World War II, an Armstrong Whitworth Whitley bomber of the Royal Air Force, based at RAF Abingdon, crashed at the eastern end of Linton Road on the site of what is now Wolfson College.

[9] The family included the physiologist and father, John Scott Haldane, together with his children, the geneticist and evolutionary biologist, J.

Linton Road as seen from Banbury Road .
Linton Lodge hotel on the north side of Linton Road. [ 1 ]
Forecourt of Wolfson College , at the end of Linton Road, close to the junction with Chadlington Road .