The long expanse of St John's new court (built in 1831), on the opposite 
side of the river from the bulk of the college.
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I like it, though opinions apparently differ.  Wikitravel calls it 
"dramatic" while Frommer's calls it "an architectural 'folly' of the 
19th century ... a crenellated neo-Gothic fantasy ... adorned with a 
'riot' of pinnacle sand a main cupola."