Dry Sandford is a Village in the county of Oxfordshire.

Dry Sandford postcode: OX13 6EE

Retail in Dry Sandford

There are great places to visit near Dry Sandford including some great ancient sites, cities and shopping centres.

The area around Dry Sandford boasts some of the best ancient sites including The Rollright Stones, The King Stone, The Whispering Knights, and The Kings Men.

The area close to Dry Sandford boasts some of the best cities including Oxford.

Westgate Oxford is a great place to visit close to Dry Sandford if you like shopping centres.

Dry Sandford History

There are some historic monuments around Dry Sandford:

• Barton (remains of)
• Oxford Castle and earlier settlement remains
• Castle mound at Fitzharris
• Romano-British pottery site, prehistoric ring-ditches and enclosures, including medieval ridge and furrow, Lower Farm, Nuneham Courtenay
• Prehistoric and later settlements near Northmoor
• Osney Abbey (remains of)
• Seacourt medieval settlement 760m west of Manor Farm, Binsey
• Swinford Bridge
• Ock Bridge
• Eynsham market cross
• North Hinksey conduit house
• Godstow Abbey: a Benedictine nunnery, associated earthworks, leats and bridge, immediately south of Godstow Bridge
• Site SE of Noah's Ark Inn, Frilford
• New Bridge
• Eynsham Abbey (site of)
• Swing bridge, LNWR Station
• Dovecote at Culham Manor, 110m south west of St Paul's Church
• Old Abingdon Road Culverts
• Rewley Abbey
• Culham Bridge
• The Devil's Quoits
• Great kitchen of manor house
• Carfax Conduit, 540m south west of Nuneham House
• Settlement site E of Goose Acre Farm
• Settlement sites N of Wick Hall
• Sites discovered by aerial photography, near Foxley Farm
• Settlement site
• Abingdon Bridge including Maud Hale's Bridge
• Round barrow cemetery at Fullamoor Plantation
• Abingdon Abbey (remains of)
• Settlement site N of Cow Lane
• Settlement site
• Ring ditches, barrows and associated enclosures, Port Meadow
• Settlement site SE of church
• Section of the Grandpont causeway
• Sutton Wick settlement site
• Settlement site N of Thames
• Oxford city walls