Ship Street, Oxford

At the western end is St Michael at the Northgate church, near the site of the original north gate in the city wall.

Originally Oxford's wall ran just to the north of Ship Street.

At the eastern end once stood the QI Building, a member's club, bookshop and café associated with the comedic quiz show QI television series on BBC2, and established by the comedy producer John Lloyd.

St Anne's College, when it was still known as the Society of Oxford Home-Students, had its first common room at 16 Ship Street.

[6] There are still many 16th to early 18th century houses in the street that are Grade II listed buildings.

View east from Cornmarket Street along Ship Street.
A map of two adjoining quadrangles of buildings (on an island to the north of Market Street, to the west of Turl Street, to the east of Cornmarket Street and to the south of Ship Street). The first quadrangle, on the right, includes the Principal's lodgings and the chapel; the hall is between the quadrangles, and the second quadrangle includes the Fellows' Library; to the north of the second quadrangle, a third area, long and thin, includes rooms such as the Junior Common Room and the Old Members' Building
Plan of Jesus College buildings to the south of Ship Street.
Key: A = First quadrangle, B =Second quadrangle, C =Third quadrangle, D =Junior Common Room, E =Habakkuk Room, F =Old Members' Building, G =Fellows' Garden, H =Fellows' Library, J =Hall, K =Principal's lodgings, L =Chapel, M =Principal's garden