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The Manor House in Headington Originally built in the late C18, the house and its estate were purchased in 1919 by the Radcliffe Infirmary. The manor became a nursing school and subsequently offices while the portion of the estate that was not sold off for housing development have been used for new hospital development, the John-Radcliffe Hospital.
This is the view when approaching from Osler Road, itself named after Sir William Osler (1849-1919), Regius Professor of Medicine.
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