Former All Saints Church

Why go

This building makes an unusual Oxford change of use visible from the pavement. A church stood here from the medieval period, and the present structure followed a spire collapse in 1700. The building later became Lincoln College's library, so approach it as a historic exterior tied to the college rather than as a separate interior attraction.

What to look for

• The former church occupies the High Street corner beside Turl Street.
• Its tower and spire belong to the early eighteenth-century rebuilding.

Useful to know

• View the exterior while walking the High or approaching Lincoln College on Turl Street.
• For a college visit, use Lincoln's visitor entrance rather than the library building.

Your next visit

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