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	==Facilities==		==Facilities==
	The [[Georgian architecture\|Georgian]] hotel has 42 rooms overlooking Oxford's towers and spires and is air-conditioned. The hotel has a number of 20th-century paintings, including Paddy Summerfield's ‘Handheld’ collection (commissioned for the hotel) and works by [[Stanley Spencer]], [[Sandra Blow]], [[Craigie Aitchison (painter)\|Craigie Aitchison]], [[Michael Ayrton]], [[Roger Hilton]], [[Harrington Mann]], and [[Henrietta Dubrey]].		The [[Georgian architecture\|Georgian]] hotel has 43 rooms overlooking Oxford's towers and spires and is air-conditioned. The hotel has a number of 20th-century paintings, including Paddy Summerfield's ‘Handheld’ collection (commissioned for the hotel) and works by [[Stanley Spencer]], [[Sandra Blow]], [[Craigie Aitchison (painter)\|Craigie Aitchison]], [[Michael Ayrton]], [[Roger Hilton]], [[Harrington Mann]], and [[Henrietta Dubrey]].

	;Restaurant		;Restaurant

Stephanie (Oxford): /* Local legend */ Explanation of why Prudence Burcote does not appear in St Mary-the-Virgin records

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Local legend: Explanation of why Prudence Burcote does not appear in St Mary-the-Virgin records

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	==Local legend==		==Local legend==
	Local legend tells of former resident Prudence Burcote, a [[Puritan]] maid whose unrequited love of a [[Cavalier]] resulted in her suicide.{{citation needed\|date=December 2017}} Although, according to Yurdan,<ref name="Yurdan">{{cite book\| first1=Marilyn \| last1=Yurdan \| year=2002 \|title=Unexplained Oxford and Oxfordshire \|publisher=The Book Castle \|location=Dunstable, Bedfordshire \| page=5 \|chapter=University Spirits \|isbn=978-1-9037-4721-6}}</ref> her burial records held at [[University Church of St Mary the Virgin]] opposite make no mention of this. Nonetheless, a [[Cornwall\|Cornish]] couple who later took up residence of the house reported a sighting of a figure in a long brown dress with a white fichu along with an array of flickering electrics and misplaced objects which they linked to the legend. During the building's later incarnation as a bank, staff continued to report the sound of mysterious footsteps and rustling skirts. Yurdan and Puttick, however, find no reports following the building's conversion to a hotel.<ref name="Yurdan" /><ref name="Puttick">{{cite book\| first1=Betty \| last1=Puttick \| year=2003 \|title=Oxfordshire: Stories of the Supernatural \|publisher=Countryside Books \|location=Newbury, Berkshire \| page=28 \|isbn=978-1-8530-6811-9}}</ref>		Local legend tells of former resident Prudence Burcote, a [[Puritan]] maid whose unrequited love of a [[Cavalier]] resulted in her suicide.{{citation needed\|date=December 2017}} Although, according to Yurdan,<ref name="Yurdan">{{cite book\| first1=Marilyn \| last1=Yurdan \| year=2002 \|title=Unexplained Oxford and Oxfordshire \|publisher=The Book Castle \|location=Dunstable, Bedfordshire \| page=5 \|chapter=University Spirits \|isbn=978-1-9037-4721-6}}</ref> her burial records held at [[University Church of St Mary the Virgin]] opposite make no mention of this (which is not surprising, as people who died by suicide were not allowed to be buried on consecrated ground until 1823). Nonetheless, a [[Cornwall\|Cornish]] couple who later took up residence of the house reported a sighting of a figure in a long brown dress with a white fichu along with an array of flickering electrics and misplaced objects which they linked to the legend. During the building's later incarnation as a bank, staff continued to report the sound of mysterious footsteps and rustling skirts. Yurdan and Puttick, however, find no reports following the building's conversion to a hotel.<ref name="Yurdan" /><ref name="Puttick">{{cite book\| first1=Betty \| last1=Puttick \| year=2003 \|title=Oxfordshire: Stories of the Supernatural \|publisher=Countryside Books \|location=Newbury, Berkshire \| page=28 \|isbn=978-1-8530-6811-9}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	\| caption = View of the [[High Street, Oxford]], with the Old Bank Hotel on the right		\| caption = View of the [[High Street, Oxford]], with the Old Bank Hotel on the right
	\| location = 91–94 High Street <br/> [[Oxford]] OX1 4BJ <br/> [[England]]		\| location = 91–94 High Street <br /> [[Oxford]] OX1 4BJ <br /> [[England]]
	\| coordinates = {{coord\|51\|45\|15\|N\|1\|15\|16\|W\|type:landmark_region:GB\|display=inline,title}}		\| coordinates = {{coord\|51\|45\|15\|N\|1\|15\|16\|W\|type:landmark_region:GB\|display=inline,title}}
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	[[File:94 High Street, Oxford.JPG\|thumb\|upright\|94 High Street on the corner with [[Magpie Lane]]]]		[[File:94 High Street, Oxford.JPG\|thumb\|upright\|94 High Street on the corner with [[Magpie Lane]]]]
	[[File:Barclays Bank cheque - 1920.jpg\|thumb\|1920 [[Barclays Bank]] cheque from the Old Bank, Oxford]]		[[File:Barclays Bank cheque - 1920.jpg\|thumb\|1920 [[Barclays Bank]] cheque from the Old Bank, Oxford]]
	The main building of the Old Bank Hotel dates back to the 18th century, with number 93 not being erected until 1775 on a site owned by bankers John Parsons & William Fletcher called "George Hall".<ref name="bradburn77">{{cite book\| title=The Old Bank, Oxford \| date=1977 \| first=L. F. \| last=Bradburn \| publisher=The Golden Head Press \| location=Oxford }}</ref> The five bays on the left were added in 1798. The corner of Magpie Lane was rebuilt by Stephen Salter in 1902 to imitate a sixteenth-century house. The building was separate from the bank until 1980 and was later a stationery shop run by Joseph Vincent. The buildings served as a bank (latterly as the main Oxford branch of [[Barclays Bank]]) from 1775 until 1998 when ~~millionaire art collector~~ [[Jeremy Mogford]] bought the building to renovate it into a hotel.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.oxfordhistory.org.uk/high/tour/south/092_094.html \|title=The High, Oxford: 92-4 \|publisher=Oxfordhistory.org.uk \|date=2010-10-09 \|access-date=2013-10-09}}</ref>		The main building of the Old Bank Hotel dates back to the 18th century, with number 93 not being erected until 1775 on a site owned by bankers John Parsons & William Fletcher called "George Hall".<ref name="bradburn77">{{cite book\| title=The Old Bank, Oxford \| date=1977 \| first=L. F. \| last=Bradburn \| publisher=The Golden Head Press \| location=Oxford }}</ref> The five bays on the left were added in 1798. The corner of Magpie Lane was rebuilt by Stephen Salter in 1902 to imitate a sixteenth-century house. The building was separate from the bank until 1980 and was later a stationery shop run by Joseph Vincent. The buildings served as a bank (latterly as the main Oxford branch of [[Barclays Bank]]) from 1775 until 1998 when [[Jeremy Mogford]] bought the building to renovate it into a hotel.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.oxfordhistory.org.uk/high/tour/south/092_094.html \|title=The High, Oxford: 92-4 \|publisher=Oxfordhistory.org.uk \|date=2010-10-09 \|access-date=2013-10-09}}</ref>

	==Facilities==		==Facilities==

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	\| website = [http://www.~~oldbank-hotel~~.co.uk/ ~~OldBank-Hotel~~.co.uk]		\| website = [http://www.oldbankhotel.co.uk/ OldBankHotel.co.uk]
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	==Facilities==		==Facilities==
	The [[Georgian architecture\|Georgian]] hotel has 42 rooms overlooking Oxford's towers and spires and is air-conditioned. The hotel has a number of 20th-century paintings, including Paddy ~~Summerfield’s~~ ‘Handheld’ collection (commissioned for the hotel) and works by [[Stanley Spencer]], [[Sandra Blow]], [[Craigie Aitchison (painter)\|Craigie Aitchison]], [[Michael Ayrton]], [[Roger Hilton]], [[Harrington Mann]], and [[Henrietta Dubrey]].		The [[Georgian architecture\|Georgian]] hotel has 42 rooms overlooking Oxford's towers and spires and is air-conditioned. The hotel has a number of 20th-century paintings, including Paddy Summerfield's ‘Handheld’ collection (commissioned for the hotel) and works by [[Stanley Spencer]], [[Sandra Blow]], [[Craigie Aitchison (painter)\|Craigie Aitchison]], [[Michael Ayrton]], [[Roger Hilton]], [[Harrington Mann]], and [[Henrietta Dubrey]].

	;Restaurant		;Restaurant
	Within the hotel is the Quod Restaurant and Bar. The restaurant is designed with stone floors, an oval zinc-topped bar and leather banquette seating. Quod's emphasis is on seasonal produce.{{~~fact~~\|date=December 2017}} The restaurant serves [[Mediterranean food]] and is decorated with recent British art.{{~~fact~~\|date=December 2017}} The hotel also has private areas.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.information-britain.co.uk/showPlace.cfm?Place_ID=9501 \|title=Old Bank Hotel, a Hotel in Oxford, Oxfordshire. Search for Oxfordshire Hotels \| website=Information-britain.co.uk \|date=2005-10-16 \|access-date=2011-10-29}}</ref>		Within the hotel is the Quod Restaurant and Bar. The restaurant is designed with stone floors, an oval zinc-topped bar and leather banquette seating. Quod's emphasis is on seasonal produce.{{citation needed\|date=December 2017}} The restaurant serves [[Mediterranean food]] and is decorated with recent British art.{{citation needed\|date=December 2017}} The hotel also has private areas.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.information-britain.co.uk/showPlace.cfm?Place_ID=9501 \|title=Old Bank Hotel, a Hotel in Oxford, Oxfordshire. Search for Oxfordshire Hotels \| website=Information-britain.co.uk \|date=2005-10-16 \|access-date=2011-10-29}}</ref>

	==Local legend==		==Local legend==
	Local legend tells of former resident Prudence Burcote, a [[Puritan]] maid whose unrequited love of a [[Cavalier]] resulted in her suicide.{{~~fact~~\|date=December 2017}} Although, according to Yurdan,<ref name="Yurdan">{{cite book\| first1=Marilyn \| last1=Yurdan \| year=2002 \|title=Unexplained Oxford and Oxfordshire \|publisher=The Book Castle \|location=Dunstable, Bedfordshire \| page=5 \|chapter=University Spirits \|isbn=978-1-9037-4721-6}}</ref> her burial records held at [[University Church of St Mary the Virgin]] opposite make no mention of this. Nonetheless, a [[Cornwall\|Cornish]] couple who later took up residence of the house reported a sighting of a figure in a long brown dress with a white fichu along with an array of flickering electrics and misplaced objects which they linked to the legend. During the building's later incarnation as a bank, staff continued to report the sound of mysterious footsteps and rustling skirts. Yurdan and Puttick, however, find no reports following the building's conversion to a hotel.<ref name="Yurdan"></~~ref~~><ref name="Puttick">{{cite book\| first1=Betty \| last1=Puttick \| year=2003 \|title=Oxfordshire: Stories of the Supernatural \|publisher=Countryside Books \|location=Newbury, Berkshire \| page=28 \|isbn=978-1-8530-6811-9}}</ref>		Local legend tells of former resident Prudence Burcote, a [[Puritan]] maid whose unrequited love of a [[Cavalier]] resulted in her suicide.{{citation needed\|date=December 2017}} Although, according to Yurdan,<ref name="Yurdan">{{cite book\| first1=Marilyn \| last1=Yurdan \| year=2002 \|title=Unexplained Oxford and Oxfordshire \|publisher=The Book Castle \|location=Dunstable, Bedfordshire \| page=5 \|chapter=University Spirits \|isbn=978-1-9037-4721-6}}</ref> her burial records held at [[University Church of St Mary the Virgin]] opposite make no mention of this. Nonetheless, a [[Cornwall\|Cornish]] couple who later took up residence of the house reported a sighting of a figure in a long brown dress with a white fichu along with an array of flickering electrics and misplaced objects which they linked to the legend. During the building's later incarnation as a bank, staff continued to report the sound of mysterious footsteps and rustling skirts. Yurdan and Puttick, however, find no reports following the building's conversion to a hotel.<ref name="Yurdan" /><ref name="Puttick">{{cite book\| first1=Betty \| last1=Puttick \| year=2003 \|title=Oxfordshire: Stories of the Supernatural \|publisher=Countryside Books \|location=Newbury, Berkshire \| page=28 \|isbn=978-1-8530-6811-9}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	The '''Old Bank Hotel''' is a hotel located in the historic university city of [[Oxford]], [[England]]. It is located on the south side of Oxford's [[High Street, Oxford\|High Street]], where it was the first hotel in 135 years to be created in the city centre.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.laterooms.com/en/hotel-reservations/94416_the-old-bank-hotel-oxford.aspx \|title=The Old Bank Hotel, Oxford \|publisher=LateRooms.com \|date=1970-07-20 \|~~accessdate~~=2011-10-29}}</ref>		The '''Old Bank Hotel''' is a hotel located in the historic university city of [[Oxford]], [[England]]. It is located on the south side of Oxford's [[High Street, Oxford\|High Street]], where it was the first hotel in 135 years to be created in the city centre.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.laterooms.com/en/hotel-reservations/94416_the-old-bank-hotel-oxford.aspx \|title=The Old Bank Hotel, Oxford \|publisher=LateRooms.com \|date=1970-07-20 \|access-date=2011-10-29}}</ref>

	==Location==		==Location==
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	[[File:94 High Street, Oxford.JPG\|thumb\|upright\|94 High Street on the corner with [[Magpie Lane]]]]		[[File:94 High Street, Oxford.JPG\|thumb\|upright\|94 High Street on the corner with [[Magpie Lane]]]]
	[[File:Barclays Bank cheque - 1920.jpg\|thumb\|1920 [[Barclays Bank]] cheque from the Old Bank, Oxford]]		[[File:Barclays Bank cheque - 1920.jpg\|thumb\|1920 [[Barclays Bank]] cheque from the Old Bank, Oxford]]
	The main building of the Old Bank Hotel dates back to the 18th century, with number 93 not being erected until 1775 on a site owned by bankers John Parsons & William Fletcher called "George Hall".<ref name="bradburn77">{{cite book\| title=The Old Bank, Oxford \| date=1977 \| first=L. F. \| last=Bradburn \| publisher=The Golden Head Press \| location=Oxford }}</ref> The five bays on the left were added in 1798. The corner of Magpie Lane was rebuilt by Stephen Salter in 1902 to imitate a sixteenth-century house. The building was separate from the bank until 1980 and was later a stationery shop run by Joseph Vincent. The buildings served as a bank (latterly as the main Oxford branch of [[Barclays Bank]]) from 1775 until 1998 when millionaire art collector [[Jeremy Mogford]] bought the building to renovate it into a hotel.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.oxfordhistory.org.uk/high/tour/south/092_094.html \|title=The High, Oxford: 92-4 \|publisher=Oxfordhistory.org.uk \|date=2010-10-09 \|~~accessdate~~=2013-10-09}}</ref>		The main building of the Old Bank Hotel dates back to the 18th century, with number 93 not being erected until 1775 on a site owned by bankers John Parsons & William Fletcher called "George Hall".<ref name="bradburn77">{{cite book\| title=The Old Bank, Oxford \| date=1977 \| first=L. F. \| last=Bradburn \| publisher=The Golden Head Press \| location=Oxford }}</ref> The five bays on the left were added in 1798. The corner of Magpie Lane was rebuilt by Stephen Salter in 1902 to imitate a sixteenth-century house. The building was separate from the bank until 1980 and was later a stationery shop run by Joseph Vincent. The buildings served as a bank (latterly as the main Oxford branch of [[Barclays Bank]]) from 1775 until 1998 when millionaire art collector [[Jeremy Mogford]] bought the building to renovate it into a hotel.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.oxfordhistory.org.uk/high/tour/south/092_094.html \|title=The High, Oxford: 92-4 \|publisher=Oxfordhistory.org.uk \|date=2010-10-09 \|access-date=2013-10-09}}</ref>

	==Facilities==		==Facilities==
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	;Restaurant		;Restaurant
	Within the hotel is the Quod Restaurant and Bar. The restaurant is designed with stone floors, an oval zinc-topped bar and leather banquette seating. Quod's emphasis is on seasonal produce.{{fact\|date=December 2017}} The restaurant serves [[Mediterranean food]] and is decorated with recent British art.{{fact\|date=December 2017}} The hotel also has private areas.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.information-britain.co.uk/showPlace.cfm?Place_ID=9501 \|title=Old Bank Hotel, a Hotel in Oxford, Oxfordshire. Search for Oxfordshire Hotels \| website=Information-britain.co.uk \|date=2005-10-16 \|~~accessdate~~=2011-10-29}}</ref>		Within the hotel is the Quod Restaurant and Bar. The restaurant is designed with stone floors, an oval zinc-topped bar and leather banquette seating. Quod's emphasis is on seasonal produce.{{fact\|date=December 2017}} The restaurant serves [[Mediterranean food]] and is decorated with recent British art.{{fact\|date=December 2017}} The hotel also has private areas.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.information-britain.co.uk/showPlace.cfm?Place_ID=9501 \|title=Old Bank Hotel, a Hotel in Oxford, Oxfordshire. Search for Oxfordshire Hotels \| website=Information-britain.co.uk \|date=2005-10-16 \|access-date=2011-10-29}}</ref>

	==Local legend==		==Local legend==
	Local legend tells of former resident Prudence Burcote, a [[Puritan]] maid whose unrequited love of a [[Cavalier]] resulted in her suicide.{{fact\|date=December 2017}} Although, according to Yurdan,<ref name="Yurdan">{{cite book\| first1=Marilyn \| last1=Yurdan \| year=2002 \|title=Unexplained Oxford and Oxfordshire \|publisher=The Book Castle \|location=Dunstable, Bedfordshire \| page=5 \|chapter=University Spirits \|isbn=978-1-9037-4721-6}}</ref> her burial records held at [[University Church of St Mary the Virgin]] opposite make no mention of this. Nonetheless, a [[Cornwall\|Cornish]] couple who later took up residence of the house reported a sighting of a figure in a long brown dress with a white fichu along with an array of flickering electrics and misplaced objects which they linked to the legend. During the building's later incarnation as a bank, staff continued to report the sound of mysterious footsteps and rustling skirts. Yurdan and Puttick, however, find no reports following the building's conversion to a hotel.<ref name="Yurdan"></ref><ref name="Puttick">{{cite book\| first1=Betty \| last1=Puttick \| year=2003 \|title=Oxfordshire: Stories of the Supernatural \|publisher=Countryside Books \|location=Newbury, Berkshire \| page=28 ~~\|chapter=~~ \|isbn=978-1-8530-6811-9}}</ref>		Local legend tells of former resident Prudence Burcote, a [[Puritan]] maid whose unrequited love of a [[Cavalier]] resulted in her suicide.{{fact\|date=December 2017}} Although, according to Yurdan,<ref name="Yurdan">{{cite book\| first1=Marilyn \| last1=Yurdan \| year=2002 \|title=Unexplained Oxford and Oxfordshire \|publisher=The Book Castle \|location=Dunstable, Bedfordshire \| page=5 \|chapter=University Spirits \|isbn=978-1-9037-4721-6}}</ref> her burial records held at [[University Church of St Mary the Virgin]] opposite make no mention of this. Nonetheless, a [[Cornwall\|Cornish]] couple who later took up residence of the house reported a sighting of a figure in a long brown dress with a white fichu along with an array of flickering electrics and misplaced objects which they linked to the legend. During the building's later incarnation as a bank, staff continued to report the sound of mysterious footsteps and rustling skirts. Yurdan and Puttick, however, find no reports following the building's conversion to a hotel.<ref name="Yurdan"></ref><ref name="Puttick">{{cite book\| first1=Betty \| last1=Puttick \| year=2003 \|title=Oxfordshire: Stories of the Supernatural \|publisher=Countryside Books \|location=Newbury, Berkshire \| page=28 \|isbn=978-1-8530-6811-9}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	;Restaurant		;Restaurant
	Within the hotel is the Quod Restaurant and Bar. The restaurant is designed with stone floors, an oval zinc-topped bar and leather banquette seating. Quod's emphasis is on seasonal produce.{{fact\|date=December 2017}} The restaurant serves [[Mediterranean food]] and is decorated with recent British art.{{fact\|date=December 2017}} The hotel also has private areas.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.information-britain.co.uk/showPlace.cfm?Place_ID=9501 \|title=Old Bank Hotel, an Hotel in Oxford, Oxfordshire. Search for Oxfordshire Hotels \| website=Information-britain.co.uk \|date=2005-10-16 \|accessdate=2011-10-29}}</ref>		Within the hotel is the Quod Restaurant and Bar. The restaurant is designed with stone floors, an oval zinc-topped bar and leather banquette seating. Quod's emphasis is on seasonal produce.{{fact\|date=December 2017}} The restaurant serves [[Mediterranean food]] and is decorated with recent British art.{{fact\|date=December 2017}} The hotel also has private areas.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.information-britain.co.uk/showPlace.cfm?Place_ID=9501 \|title=Old Bank Hotel, a Hotel in Oxford, Oxfordshire. Search for Oxfordshire Hotels \| website=Information-britain.co.uk \|date=2005-10-16 \|accessdate=2011-10-29}}</ref>

	==Local legend==		==Local legend==

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	\| caption = View of the [[High Street, Oxford]], with the Old Bank Hotel on the right		\| caption = View of the [[High Street, Oxford]], with the Old Bank Hotel on the right
	\| location = 91–94 High Street <br/> [[Oxford]] OX1 4BJ <br/> [[England]]		\| location = 91–94 High Street <br/> [[Oxford]] OX1 4BJ <br/> [[England]]
	\| coordinates = 51°45'15?N 1°15'16?W		\| coordinates = {{coord\|51\|45\|15\|N\|1\|15\|16\|W\|type:landmark_region:GB\|display=inline,title}}
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	==References==		==References==
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