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Photos of Holy Trinity Church, Headington Quarry

A visual look inside C. S. Lewis’s local parish church in Oxford.

Get a visual preview of Holy Trinity Church, Headington Quarry, through our collection of photos. These images capture the quiet atmosphere of this Oxford village church, from its historic interior where C. S. Lewis worshipped to the peaceful churchyard where he is buried. It is an ideal way to plan your visit and experience its setting beforehand.

Holy Trinity Church, Headington Quarry
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Holy Trinity Church, Headington Quarry photos
C. S. Lewis heritage
Preview the peaceful church building and historic Oxford churchyard through photos before your visit.
Stone church building with a small bell tower and gothic arched entrance, with a stone cross monument in the foreground surrounded by greenery.
Stone church building with a square tower and a tall stone cross in the churchyard, surrounded by greenery and yellow flowers
Stone church with a square tower and pointed entrance porch surrounded by a churchyard with weathered gravestones
Graveyard with numerous stone headstones and grave markers scattered across a grass lawn among tall ivy-covered trees
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