Garsington

Garsington is a village in Oxfordshire, a few miles to the east of the city of Oxford, England. Its two main points of interest for visitors are Garsington Manor, former home of Lady Ottoline Morrell and now the centre of a summer opera season, and Garsington parish church, a Norman building, which contains a memorial to Lady Ottoline. The village is also famous for its Garsington Society, which attempts to expand the knowledge of Garsington and it's surrounding areas Historically and Geographically with talks held every so often. The Village is home to around 3000 people and has a local shop, estate agents and hairdressers. It also has a local primary school that performs well on SATs.

 

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