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All Saints' Church
South Oxfordshire
Nuneham Park, Nuneham Courtenay, Oxfordshire, OX44 9PQ
South Oxfordshire
A gentleman’s folly in a beautiful Thames-side setting
This stunning church was built in the 1760s by Solicitor-General Simon Harcourt as part of the landscaped park for Nuneham Park House.
Built to a classical design, with a gleaming dome and six slender columns, the church is as magnificent as its setting overlooking the Thames.
Inside, All Saints is a monument to wealth and taste, with Italian fittings, magnificent memorial sculptures and busts.
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