Tom Tower

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Tom Tower is the iconic bell tower designed by Sir Christopher Wren that serves as a prominent landmark and main entrance to Christ Church, Oxford.

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Tom Tower canonical 19

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural landmark
bell tower
architect Christopher Wren
Sir Christopher Wren
linked to: Christopher Wren
architecturalStyle Baroque architecture
linked to: Baroque
category Bell towers in the United Kingdom
Christopher Wren buildings
Grade I listed buildings in Oxford
Towers in Oxford
country United Kingdom
hasArchitecturalFeature arched gateway
clock
cupola
hasBell Great Tom
hasCulturalSignificance iconic symbol of Oxford
symbol of Christ Church, Oxford
hasFunction bell tower
gatehouse tower
main entrance to Christ Church, Oxford
hasNumberOfBells 1
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
listed building in England
inception 17th century
isLandmarkOf Christ Church, Oxford
Oxford
isPartOfSkylineOf Oxford
locatedIn Christ Church, Oxford
England
Oxford
Oxfordshire
United Kingdom
materialUsed stone
namedAfter Great Tom
owner Christ Church, Oxford
partOf Christ Church, Oxford
University of Oxford
usedFor ceremonial purposes
marking time for Christ Church
tourist attraction

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Referenced by (19)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Christ Church Meadow hasViewOf Tom Tower
St Aldate's hasAdjacentBuilding Tom Tower
Tom Quad namedAfter Tom Tower
Tom Quad adjacentTo Tom Tower
Great Tom locatedIn Tom Tower
Great Tom architecturalContext Tom Tower
St Aldate’s, Oxford hasViewOf Tom Tower
Tom Quad hasNameOrigin Tom Tower
subject linked to: Tom Quad (later Christ Church)
Tom Quad hasFeature Tom Tower
subject linked to: Tom Quad (later Christ Church)
Tom Quad hasViewOf Tom Tower
subject linked to: Tom Quad (later Christ Church)
Tom Quadrangle namedAfter Tom Tower
Tom Quadrangle adjacentTo Tom Tower