Typical Hornton stone thatched cottages in Hornton

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Hornton, English Cottages, Village Scenes

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The Church of St. John the Baptist, Hornton

The Church of St. John the Baptist dates from the 12th century and has some 14th century wall paintings including a painting over the chancel arch known as "The Doom", a Pietà and a painting of St. George.

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Hornton, Churches, Oxfordshire Churches

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Hornton

Hornton is an attractive little village of golden brown cottages and houses built in the local ironstone. Hornton stone, a ferruginous limestone, was quarried in several places near the village and, apart from its use in the building of cottages, houses and churches, etc. in all the nearby villages it was also used in buildings such as St. Paul's Cathedral in London, Canterbury Cathedral and university buildings in Oxford and Cambridge.

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Hornton, Village Scenes, Oxfordshire

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The Doom and other wall paintings in St. John's Church, Hornton

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Hornton

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