Click on the title of a walk below to find out who gives it, how much they charge and their contact details. Please note that inclusion in this list does not signify OLHA’s recommendation.
A ‘walk on the Welsh side’ in Oxford
Alice in Wonderland-themed riverside history walks in Oxford
Art and architecture of Jericho
Artists in Wonderland: the Pre-Raphaelites in Oxford
Battle of Cropredy Bridge and the Oxfordshire Campaign, 1644
Canal, river, castle and suburbs: history and literary walks in Oxford
City of Oxford during the English Civil War, 1642-6
Commonwealth War Graves cemetery at Botley Cemetery (west Oxford)
Cowley Road, in the context of the social history of East Oxford
Cowley – the history of a boomtown
Folly Bridge and Grandpont, South Oxford
Fair Mile Hospital, then and now
Headington Quarry, a rough tour
Holton Park and its archive: a visit to the grounds of Wheatley Park School
Hook Norton: pyramids, pals and pioneers – stories from the home of ‘Hooky’ beer
Jericho: Oxford’s ‘dangerously hospitable’ Victorian suburb
Jericho: Oxford’s first industrial suburb, from cholera epidemics to gentrification
Leisure and entertainment in Victorian and Edwardian Oxford
Lord Nuffield and Morris cars in Oxford
Lower Radley houses and history
Oxford and Cowley at war: the story of how the city helped win WWII
Oxford and the first intrepid men and women to fly
Oxford in the history of medicine
Oxford’s statues and the forgotten celebrated citizens they remember
Radley College: a history of the school, grounds and buildings
Radley Lakes: the history of the area
Rose Hill, Oxford: surprising contrasts and great historical interest
Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum (Woodstock) archive tour
The coming of the railway to Oxford
The contradictory nature of Oxford: 800 years of social struggle and radical scholarship
The parish of St Thomas the Martyr, West Oxford