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Explore Oxford’s medieval rise, Norman rebuilding, and its transformation into a key political and educational centre.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Explore Oxford’s medieval rise, Norman rebuilding, and its transformation into a key political and educational centre.| Oxford Castle & Prison
In our latest series, we bring you the Siege of Oxford and our upcoming reenactment this Summer with the Regiment of Foote| Oxford Castle & Prison
Come join us this may half term, and help defend Oxford Castle! Knight School is the ultimate experience for primary-age children| Oxford Castle & Prison
The Murder Act 1751, part of the Bloody Code, aimed to deter crime by enforcing swift executions and dissection of murderers. Linked to infamous cases like Mary Blandy in Oxford, it reinforced harsh 18th-century justice| Oxford Castle & Prison
We have enjoyed one of our biggest spooky seasons on record with sell-out experiences and even an unexpected appearance from one of our ghostly residents. Almost 500 guests attended our Spooky Tours in which guides lead them on an after dark exploration of the castle and its grounds, to learn about some of its most […] The post Record-setting Ghost Fest draws Spooktacular crowds to Oxford appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
An historian says she’s certain that Empress Matilda, an English princess of the Middle Ages, was the inspiration behind George R. R. Martin’s Rhaenyra Targaryen – and she lived in the modern day Oxford Castle & Prison. Rhaenyra’s dramatic struggle for power following the death of her father Viserys will continue to play out in […] The post Three months when Oxford Castle became home to the real-life Rhaenyra Targaryen appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Who hasn’t committed the gristly details of England’s witch trials to heart: “if they floated they were guilty and if they sank they were innocent”.. England’s witch trials For many, the ducking stool is inextricably linked with stories of witchcraft. But this was not the only crime that could result in ducking. Far from being […] The post Ducking: A Witch’s Punishment from Days of Old… appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Guest post by Castle & Prison guide Melissa Parker Hangman’s Hill It is a common misconception that criminals were hanged at the top of the mound. Instead, ‘Hangman’s Hill’ refers to generations of bloodthirsty crowds who chose to sit up there, in order to enjoy superior views of the public executions happening in the courtyard. […] The post Hangman’s Hill and the Hangmen who Hanged Here appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Why do we tell ghost stories at Christmas? With its centuries-old walls and storied past, Oxford Castle & Prison has long been a beacon for ghost enthusiasts and history buffs alike. From its origins in the Norman Conquest to its transformation into a prison, it has been the site of many unexplained occurrences, and maintains […] The post Why do we tell Ghost Stories at Christmas? appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
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Oxford Castle & Prison has been home to many prisoners over the centuries among them, Helen Craggs a teacher who was to become a Suffragette seeking women's suffrage. Read about here story here. The post Helen Craggs appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
The 16th Century was a time of great religious upheaval throughout all of Europe and England in Particular. With the First Act of Supremacy in 1534 Henry VIII had split from the Catholic Church of Rome and formed his own Protestant Church of England with himself as its head beginning the English Reformation. England was […] The post The Curse of Rowland Jenkes appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Visitors to Oxford Castle & Prison can take a guided tour and learn about the history of the prison and the lives of the prisoners who were held there. The tour provides an in-depth look into the harsh conditions of the prison and the daily lives of the prisoners. It’s not just a history lesson, […] The post Oxford Prison Cells appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Oxford Castle and Prison is a historic landmark located in the heart of Oxford, England. The castle and prison have a rich history dating back to the 11th century, when it was first built by William the Conqueror. Oxford Castle and Prison has an amazing underground crypt which is located beneath St. George’s Tower and […] The post Oxford Castle Crypt appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
One of the most iconic structures within the castle is St. George's Tower. This tower was originally built in the 12th century and served as a prison for over 800 years. The post St Georges Tower appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
One of the most interesting features of Oxford Castle & Prison is the Mound. It’s large earthwork was built by the Normans, and it served as the foundation for the castle’s keep. In 1071, William the Conqueror found Oxford already thriving as a Saxon burgh, so constructed a castle mound within the existing city walls. […] The post Oxford Castle Mound appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
We know the feeling. it’s the 11th hour and you’re still stuck for ideas for the little (and not so little) ones in your life. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with our top picks for kids christmas gifts! Papo Knights Choose from an amazing variety of princesses, monsters, knights, dragons and […] The post Christmas stocking fillers appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Five fascinating facts about Mead "The Nectar of the Gods"; from its ancient origins up to its modern resurgence. The post Nectar of the Gods: Five Facts About Mead. appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
It’s well known that George RR Martin bases his iconic characters from Game of Thrones on historical inspirations. We think his new series, House of the Dragon, is no different. Empress Matilda, who famously defended our very own Oxford Castle, has a lot, and we mean A LOT of similarities to the star of the […] The post House of the Dragon and Oxford Castle & Prison – what is the connection? appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Oxford’s important role in the English Civil Wars explains the many sightings of Royalist ghosts over the years. However, one ghost had a particularly significant role in the conflict: King Charles I. Why does the spirit of the ill-fated King walk the Oxford’s streets? The Early Life of Charles I Charles I was born in […] The post The Ghosts of Oxford: King Charles I appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Knights – and their female equivalents, Dames – are still around today. Modern knights and dames have been honoured by the Queen for a great achievement. However, they are very different from knights in medieval England. Who were Knights in Medieval England? Medieval knights were warriors. They usually fought in armour and on horseback. They […] The post Medieval Knights in Europe appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Mary Blandy is one of Oxford’s most famous murderers and her spirit may still wander the city. Oxford’s middle class was shocked by the scandal of Blandy being sentenced to death for the murder of her father, Francis, in 1752. Her Life Mary Blandy was born in 1720 into a middle class family and received […] The post The Ghosts of Oxford: Mary Blandy appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Court jesters in medieval England had the important role of entertaining the court and keeping the royals happy. While they are remembered in modern times as jokers who wore funny hats, their role was not always filled with laughs. The Job of Jesters Court jesters lifted the mood at court with entertainment. This included […] The post Court Jesters in Medieval England appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Dragons appear in different cultures across the world. Each myth describes a different appearance, though often similar to a lizard or snake. Some myths illustrate dragons as a bit of a nuisance, while others describe terrifying flying creatures that breathe fire. They have become common creatures in popular culture and fascinate people worldwide. Dragons in […] The post Dragons in English Mythology appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
In the 16th and 17th centuries suspicion of witchcraft was at its height. In England and other nations across Europe there were trials and executions of suspected witches, including in Oxford. Hundreds died in England as a result. The Beginning The first law relating to witchcraft in England was not introduced until the reign of […] The post The Horrific History of Witch Trials in England appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Oxford is rumoured to be home to many ghosts. One apparition that has been seen in multiple locations around the city is the ghost of Amy Robsart. Robsart was the wife of Lord Robert Dudley, known in history for his close relationship with Queen Elizabeth I. The speculation around her cause of death has been […] The post The Ghosts of Oxford: Amy Robsart appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
The English Civil Wars (1642-51) between Parliamentarians and Royalists is one of the deadliest conflicts in British history. As the Royalist capital, Oxford was at the centre of it. The war also had an impact on one of the biggest celebrations of the year: Christmas. Interested in Christmas during the medieval era? Read our blog […] The post Christmas during the English Civil Wars appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
While there were many holidays in the medieval European calendar, Christmas was a highlight with twelve days of celebrations. From the peasantry to the upper class, it was the longest holiday. People would not have to go to work, decorate their homes and spend time with loved ones. Christmas was very different during the English […] The post Christmas During Medieval Times appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Spooky season is fast approaching and Oxford is home to plenty of sinister stories of hauntings and spirits. Here are some creepy ghost stories of Oxford perfect if you want a bit of a scare. The Ghost of Empress Matilda Matilda, the daughter and heir of Henry I, faced war against her cousin, Stephen. He […] The post The Spooky Ghost Stories of Oxford appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
On Saturday 24th April, Haunted Happenings will be conducting a VIRTUAL ghost hunt of Oxford Castle & Prison. From the comfort of your living room, you’ll be able to tune in and investigate with their professional Paranormal Investigators. Today we are meeting two of the investigators who will be here live on the night. Lets […] The post Paranormal Investigation! Meet the Investigators: Jenny and Will appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Meet the investigators! Philip Barron is a paranormal investigator for Haunted Happenings. On Saturday 24th April, he will be conducting a LIVE investigation of Oxford Castle & Prison with his fellow Haunted Happenings team. Make sure to tune in to see what they reveal! Since an early age, Philip’s been interested in all things paranormal. […] The post Meet the Investigators: Philip Barron appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Meet the investigators! On Saturday 24th April 2021, Oxford Castle and Prison will be hosting their first-ever virtual paranormal investigation! With the expertise of Haunted Happenings, their trained ghost hunters may bring to light what lives in the shadows of the 1000-year-old building. Meet Natalie One of the investigators who will be here live on […] The post Meet the Investigators: Natalie Barker appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
By the beginning of the Victorian era, the county gaol at Oxford was no longer a ramshackle, unsanitary enterprise, but a rigorous and austere modern institution. The rowdy, disorderly Georgian gaol became a regimented, eerily quiet Victorian version. At Oxford, the magistrates crushed what was left of the old gaol culture of graft and gambling […] The post Victorian Crime and Punishment appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
There will be plenty to enjoy over the Oxford Open Doors weekend on 14th and 15th September 2019. The doors to the city of Oxford have been thrown open for all to enjoy! The Oxford Preservation Trust has put together an amazing array of free events and activities accross the city. Including free entry to […] The post Oxford Open Doors 2019 appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
A look back on the force, in the words of our very own tour guide, Paul Kyberd… “Well let me start by saying, I suppose I am lucky that throughout my police career I served in three police forces, without leaving Oxford. Let me explain… on 1st January 1968, Thames Valley Constabulary was formed, amalgamating […] The post On The Record: My Time In The Thames Valley Police Force appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Oxford Prison eventually closed its doors as a prison in 1996 and remained closed until 2006 when it opened up as a hotel and attraction. You can find out more about us on Facebook! Here is a picture when it was a prison taken by Thames Valley Police’s helicopter: You can clearly see A Wing, […] The post On the record: Looking back at HMP Oxford appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
One of the characters at Oxford Castle Unlocked is a man known as Rowland Jenkes who, while appearing at Oxford Assize Court in the 16th century, put a curse on the court and as a result, over 300 people died in the city of Oxford. It is a fascinating story brilliantly portrayed a fellow tour […] The post On the Record: The Black Assize appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Our Queen, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has two birthdays, her actual birthday on 21st April and another on the second Saturday of June known as the Queen’s Official Birthday. This was first celebrated in 1748 under the reign of King George II to celebrate the birthday of the Monarch with what is now known […] The post On the Record: The Queen’s in Oxford appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
On Saturday 13th May, it’s ‘Train Day’ with events taking place throughout the country. Trains takes my mind back to a robbery that took place in Buckinghamshire in 1963. This is known as The Great Train Robbery. The Great Train Robbery In the early hours of one morning a train was stopped and then robbed […] The post On the Record: Train Day & The Great Train Robbery appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword receives its UK premiere in London’s Leicester Square this evening. But where did the legends of King Arthur really begin? Geoffrey of Monmouth is known to be the first to write down the legends of King Arthur and he did so right here at Oxford Castle! Geoffrey is thought […] The post Oxford Castle: The birthplace of the Legends of King Arthur appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
This Sunday we celebrate St George’s Day. A day of celebration. Friends getting together and enjoying a good St George’s Day lunch which always includes Roast Beef and Yorkshire puddings. St George’s day was celebrated in St George’s Crypt up until the closure of Oxford Prison in 1996. As a Detective I would often attend […] The post On the Record: St George’s Day celebrations appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Oliver Butler was the last person to be executed in Oxford. Here is the second in our ‘On The Record’ blog series with one of our tour guides Paul Kyberd, a former Oxfordshire Constabulary Police Detective. In his blog series, he’ll be sharing stories of his experiences in the police force and his many visits […] The post On The Record: The Execution of Oliver Butler appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Paul Kyberd, one of our fantastic tour guides, has a much longer association with the castle prison than just his work with the visitor attraction. Paul worked for over 30 years for the police and has a variety of interesting and captivating tales about his time in the police force and his many dealings with […] The post On the Record: Meet Paul Kyberd appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
In 1120, in a move usually portrayed in a Sword and Sorcery TV show, King Henry I of England, declared his only daughter, the intelligent and resilient Matilda, his rightful successor to the English throne. Furthermore, to ensure his succession plans were carried out after his death, Henry asked his royal courtiers to swear an […] The post Empress Matilda – Lady of the English appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Valentine’s Day has become one of the most commercialised days of the year, when we are encouraged to lavish gifts and affection upon our loved ones. At Oxford Castle we are offering the unique opportunity of an intimate 3 course dinner in one of our atmospheric cells or even the crypt! What’s more, on February […] The post The Origins of Valentine’s Day appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Don’t be saddened by the fact that Christmas is over and New Year’s Eve has passed, there is still an opportunity for you to have a party and indulge in festive treats: Twelfth Night and Epiphany are upon us! Twelfth Night on January the 5th and Epiphany on the 6th have been celebrated since the […] The post Twelfth Night and Epiphany are upon us! appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Oxford Castle has witnessed many Christmases and with December 25th fast approaching, we’ve taken a look at what those Christmases might have been like. If you want to find out even more about this, come to one of our special Christmas at the Castle tours, running from November 26th to December 18th! Medieval Period William […] The post Christmases past at Oxford Castle appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
I think it’s fair to say that autumn has arrived and, as the nights start drawing in and the air grows crisper, winter is on its way. This change of the seasons signals that it must be time for us to don our woollies and wellies and stand around a big fire to remember when […] The post Remember, Remember, the 5th of November appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
So you’ve heard all week about the ghostly experiences of our tour guides as they explore the castle and just as we were preparing to wrap up our blog series, the ghosts of Oxford Castle struck again, this time with our General Manager. In this blog post, Lauren recounts her spooky encounter… “So just ahead of Ghost […] The post Ghosts of Oxford Castle – the Final Chapter appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
The whole team at Oxford Castle Unlocked were super excited to have Doctor of Parapsychology Ciaran O’Keeffe coming to host a Paranormal evening as part of our Ghost Fest event. Ciaran will be at the Castle this evening speaking to a sold-out crowd, eager to hear about his time on Most Haunted and his many […] The post Doctor of Parapsychology Ciaran O’Keeffe Ghoulish Q&A appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
We recently held a competition on our Facebook page, asking for our guests to send in their best ghost stories and paranormal experiences at Oxford Castle. The winning story certainly sent chills down our spine… “I attended a ghost hunt at oxford castle a few years back with my sister while in one of the […] The post The Ghosts of Oxford Castle – A Guest’s Perspective appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
We’ve been sharing ghost stories from our team all week, which we think shows just how haunted our 1000 year old buildings are! If you weren’t scared by our previous ghost stories, perhaps this one from Mr Jenkes will spook you. Mr Jenkes divulged an intriguing tale of a tour he once took, in which […] The post Oxford Castle Ghosts – Chapter Four appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
In the third installment of our Ghosts of Oxford Castle series, we spoke to Gypsy Boswell about her most haunted experiences… Gypsy has never managed to make sense of something she experienced in D-Wing about four years ago. One of the old exhibition cells, which is now our staff room, used to include an audio […] The post Ghosts of Oxford Castle – Chapter Three appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
October is here and that means Ghost Fest is upon us! In the lead up to Halloween, we got the team together to share our own peculiar experiences of Oxford Castle. Here is the second in our Ghosts of Oxford Castle series, from Mr Holloway… Mr Holloway had quite a shock at the end of […] The post Ghosts of Oxford Castle – Chapter Two appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
October is here and that means Ghost Fest is upon us! There are plenty of events happening here at Oxford Castle which are bound to get you spooked, but in case you think the tales we tell of the ghosts and ghouls that stalk the premises are made up just to scare you, we got […] The post Ghosts of Oxford Castle – Chapter One appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
In 2009 our very own Empress Matilda was declared Britain’s most seen ghost. Although she did not die here, many people have claimed to have seen her dressed in the white cape she wore when she made her escape from the castle one snowy night in 1142. Mary Blandy has also been witnessed, which some […] The post Ghost Fest is here! How haunted is Oxford? appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
As September 7th marks the twenty year anniversary of Oxford Prison’s closure, it seems only right that we take a look back at its history. Whilst we now enjoy bringing family and friends to look around and maybe spend a night in the illustrious Malmaison hotel, we should not forget that the stories we relish […] The post Marking 20 years since the closure of Oxford’s Prison… appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Next week brings the beginning of the fourth and final Shakespeare play to be presented in our Castleyard. BMH Productions will perform two Shakespeare plays in the space of one, with short versions of Macbeth and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, both classics! We met with Edward Blagrove and Ashley Harvey, producers at BMH Productions to […] The post Presenting BMH Productions… appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Maggie’s Oxford Culture Crawl is an 8-mile part night walk, part cultural adventure taking place on 23rd September to raise funds for the Maggie’s Oxford. The Maggie’s Oxford Centre provides free practical, emotional and social support for people with cancer, their families and friends in Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire. Built in the grounds of the […] The post Join in the Culture Crawl! appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
The summer holidays are almost upon us which means six whole weeks of finding things to entertain the children. Look no further. We’ve put together our top six summer events in Oxford and Oxfordshire, one for each week! 1. Kids go FREE Thursday 21 July – Friday 2 September Oxford Castle Unlocked, 44-46 Oxford Castle, […] The post What to see, where to go in Oxford this Summer! appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Oxford Shakespeare Festival has returned to our castleyard, with four fantastic productions presented over eight weeks throughout the summer. Michael Speight, Director of Oxford Shakespeare Festival, explains to us how the festival came about and what we have to look forward to from his other role as Director at Siege Theatre, which will bring The […] The post Presenting Siege Theatre… appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Oxford Shakespeare Festival has returned to our castleyard, with four fantastic productions presented over 8 weeks throughout the summer. Each play is produced and directed by a different local theatre company. Alex Nicholls who runs Tomahawk Theatre sat down with us to discuss his production of Much Ado About Nothing which is now on until […] The post Presenting Tomahawk Theatre appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Day 2 Wow – what a great first day you’ve enjoyed in the city. If you missed our blog post for day 1, click here to catch up! Right – up for the next 48 hours in Oxford? 10am: City Sightseeing After your walking adventure yesterday evening with Bill Spectre, we thought you could start […] The post 48 Hours in Oxford – Part 2 appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
If you’ve planned a city break to Oxford and really want to make the most of your 48 hours in the city of dreaming spires, read on! We’ve done the hard work for you with an Oxford itinerary packed full of all the best bits… Day 1 11am – Start your day with a short […] The post 48 Hours in Oxford – Part 1 appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
It might feel like it has just been the Easter holidays but May half term is imminent! We’ve rounded up a list of the top five family events to take the kids to this half term… Kids Go Half Price at Oxford Castle Unlocked Open from 10am daily, Adult: £10.75, Child: £3.75* Seeing as you’re […] The post Top 5 Half Term Family Events appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
You’re going to jail! It’s not something everyone wants to hear, however, you don’t have to be a criminal to visit a UK prison! There are many historic and operating jails that allow you to visit as a guest. Visiting a prison isn’t as scary as it sounds, they are a great way to learn […] The post Top Prisons Open to Visitors in the UK appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
Prison escapes may be a rare, but when they do occur they often cause scandal and gain lots of media attention. We have compiled the top 10 prison escapes of all time, these are all real stories with fascinating outcomes. Enjoy! 10: Yoshie Shiratori Yoshie Shiratori is best known for escaping from prison four times […] The post Top Ten Prison Escapes of all Time appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
The Magna Carta is considered to be one of the most important documents in history. Signed 800 years ago by King John of England, it essentially agrees that everyone, including monarchs, are subject to the Law. Since the original document was signed in Runnymede on 15 June 1215, it has been substantially rewritten but is […] The post Celebrating 800 years since the Magna Carta – How was Oxford involved? appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
As Lent begins, many of us are choosing our firm favourites as the thing we will be giving up. A challenge for most, many people will not make it until Easter on 5th April. So spare a thought for Oxford Castle prisoners of 1840 since the typical diet of an Oxford Castle prisoner would make […] The post Diet of an Oxford Castle Prisoner appeared first on Oxford Castle & Prison.| Oxford Castle & Prison
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