All Souls College, Front (Or South) Quadrangle, Including The Chapel And The South East Range On The High Street is a Grade I listed building in the Oxford local planning authority area, England. First listed on 12 January 1954. A Medieval College.

All Souls College, Front (Or South) Quadrangle, Including The Chapel And The South East Range On The High Street

WRENN ID: young-corbel-fern
Grade: I
Local Planning Authority: Oxford
Country: England
Date first listed: 12 January 1954
Type: College
Period: Medieval
Source: Historic England listing

Description

ALL SOUL'S COLLEGE 1. 1485 Front (or South) Quadrangle, including the Chapel and the South-East range on the High Street SP 5106 SE 9/350C 12.1.54.

The East, South and West sides, circa 1440 and chapel 1442, in Headington stone with Taynton Stone dressings, Richard Chevynton and Robert Jannys being the masons. South-East range, 1553 by John Warner (Warden 1536-55), completed by Robert Hovenden (Warden 1571-1614); refaced 1827; interior includes C16 and C17 overmantels and C17 panelling. High Street front of South quadrangle refaced 1827; the 2 figures of founder and co-founder and carving over South gatehouse renewed 1940. West elevation on Catte Street refaced in Bath stone circa 1850.

Listing NGR: SP5164806271

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