OUNDLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

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Oundle centre and The Talbot Hotel dating back to 1626	Tha parish church of St.Peter, mostly dating from the 13th century	The River Nene at Oundle
The town hall, dating from 1826 built in the Tudor style	North Street and The Berrystead, built in the late 17th century	West street looking towards Market Place
Oundle Museum and Council offices in Mill Road	the Stahl Theatre, originally a congrational church built in 1864	The Angel Inn in St.Osyth's Lane
St.Peter's church and Laxton School Cloisters	The Great Hall of Oundle School built in 1908	The Memorial Chapel in Milton Road, built in 1922 as a monument to Oundle School's dead in WWI
The Rose and Crown and Oundle School bookshop	The Coffee Tavern is THE typical English Tea Shoppe!	The Bookshop is a 17th Century building with a unique colonnade
The Market Place on a peaceful Summers afternoon	The Market Place is busier on Thursdays - market day!	Another view of the long West Street and The Ship Inn
The spire of St.Peter's Church dominates Oundle and is later than the rest of the church	Stained glass in St.Peter's	Window detail of St.Peter's
Cottages in St.Osyth's Lane	the Angel Inn with a view of St.peter's spire	The Ship - one of many character inns in Oundle
The Jesus Church is now a Roman Catholic Church	It was built in 1879 by the Watts Russells, Lords of the Manor	another view of West Street
The town is situated in a loop of the River Nene	St.Peter's is one of the finest Northamptonshire churches	Oundle has been populated since the Iron Age

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