New College & St Edmund Hall: Wall to the east,
with Bastions 14 & 15
The east city wall runs close to and parallel to Longwall Street, which was outside the medieval town and named after the wall. It is no longer possible to view the east city wall from the other side because of the houses that were subsequently built on Longwall Street, and it now divides their back gardens from New College and further south from St Edmund Hall.
Bastion 14
This marks point where the northern part of the wall ends and there is a sharp turn to the south. It is Grade I listed (List Entry No. 1184494).
Wall to south of corner Bastion 14
This section of wall is Grade I listed (List Entry No. 1046613)
Bastion 15
This bastion in the middle of the eastern part of the wall in New College is Grade I listed (List Entry No. 1184504)
Wall to the south of Bastion 15
This wall runs southwards to the boundary with St Edmund Hall. It is Grade I listed (List Entry No. 1369707).
The wall now continues to run southwards forming the back boundary of St Edmund Hall.
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