The Painted Room is a medieval heritage site located in Oxford, England. It consist in a timber-framed room dating from the 1560s or 1570s, with its wall painting preserved. It is located at 3 Cornmarket Street, and managed by the Oxford Preservation Trust.
In around 1600, the paintings that decorate the room were concealed behind wooden panels, and only rediscovered 300 years later, in 1927.
The wooden frieze has the following inscription:
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