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Weather vanes in Headington


St Andrew's Church

St Andrew's Church,
Old Headington

Holy Trinity Church

Holy Trinity Church,
Headington Quarry

A weathercock was originally a vane in the form of a cock that turns with its head to the wind, but today the term is often used to describe a vane of any form. In the ninth century Pope Nicholas I ordered that cockerels must be displayed on all churches as a reminder of Peter's denial and repentance, and they are still very common on churches today

Headington Hill Hall

Headington Hill Hall
Now part of Oxford Brookes University's Headington Hill campus

Headington Hill Hall dairy

Dairy alongside Middle Lodge of Headington Hill Hall
Headington Hill


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