LORD CHARLES SPENCER-CHURCHILL October 11 to 19, 2014

PROOF OXFORD ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDEOU Featuring LORD CHARLES SPENCER-CHURCHILL October 11 to 19, 2014

L P U CO Come travel an idyllic portion of the green, neat and timeless medieval pilgrimage route through Shakespeare’s “blessed plot,” England, to see a variety of landscapes, history and tradition that have infl uenced world culture as profoundly as any nation in history. Experience the extraordinary opportunity of traveling from the university town of Cambridge to the timeless city of Canterbury discovering the great heritage and character of England’s enchanting villages, grand countryside palaces, spectacular wool churches and historic university towns. Discover the picture-perfect scenery of thatched cottages, fl ower gardens and streams, framed by the gentle Cotswold landscape, with a range of nostalgic museums and late-Gothic architecture built from the wealth of the wool trade. Get to know the lives of some of the greatest authors and historical icons of English history, as well as locals living in the towns today, and immerse yourself in this most quintessentially English region, its culture and the way of life of its people. Explore the fabled quads of Oxford as well as several charming Cotswold villages including the ancient market town of Bampton, the village fi lming site for the acclaimed international television series, Downton Abbey, airing on PBS’s MASTERPIECE. Walk through the hallowed halls of Churchill’s birthplace, Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with specially arranged host, Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill. Meet and speak with local residents during the exclusive TOWN & COUNTRY FORUM®. From the ancient to the modern, this custom-designed and unique program offers an in-depth look at both the town and the country life in England’s most fascinating region while staying in two fi ne hotels each ideally located, in the heart of a medieval city and the center of a quaint Cotswold village. This comprehensive one-of-a-kind, small group travel program has limited capacity and is an exceptional value including accommodations, most excursions, daily breakfast, specially arranged meals and travel at the perfect pace. So don’t delay—space will sell out quickly. We encourage you to join fellow alumni, friends and like-minded travelers and make your reservation today while Early Booking Savings and space are available.

Cordially,

Archie Grifﬁ n President/CEO The Ohio State University Alumni Association,PROOF Inc.

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Cover: Stroll through Oxford, the “city of dreaming spires” and see the impressive architecture of this Stroll past quaint row houses in the tranquil world-famous university town. Cotswolds village of Burford. OXFORD ◆ ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE Experience ﬁ rsthand the true character and traditions of Oxford, the medieval city that serves as a beacon of academia, and the quintessentially English villages of the Cotswolds, a region known for centuries as “the heart of England” where the past blends seamlessly with the present. Enjoy an enriching travel experience like no other, including accommodations, specially arranged meals and excursions—an excellent value. Explore the Fortis est Veritas— “The truth is strong”— history, art and culture; interact with local people; and experience proclaims the Coat of Arms the rhythm of daily life in charming Cotswold villages, of the city of Oxford. hallowed college halls, and impressive medieval cathedrals. This exclusive program is part of the popular VILLAGE LIFE® series that immerses you in a comprehensive and intimate travel experience at just the right pace.

CULTURAL ENRICHMENTS are specially arranged and only available on this custom-designed itinerary: ◆ Hear it from the Experts! Experienced local guides will accompany you throughout the program and discuss historical, cultural and contemporary England. A local guest lecturer will discuss student life at Oxford. ◆ Meet Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill, Sir Winston Churchill’s cousin and the brother of the current Duke of Marlborough, who will host your visit to Blenheim Palace. ◆ Experience a private Farewell Dinner in an Oxford University College dining hall.

◆ Engage locals during the TOWN & COUNTRY FORUM® where residents share their stories and discuss the Cotswolds region. ◆ Visit the ancient market town of Bampton, the village ﬁ lming site for Downton Abbey airing on PBS’s MASTERPIECE. ◆ Explore avenues, cathedrals and pubs frequented by Thomas Hardy, J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. ◆ Learn more about Jane Austen’s England on an optional excursion. ◆ Enjoy time on your own—observe daily life while having a Pimm’s cup at a local pub, taking in punting on the River Thames, or learning more about the Roman legacy of the British Isles in the Corinium Museum in Cirencester. PROOF

The long twilight glow of a perfect English summer evening sweeps over Chipping Campden, a serene, quintessential Cotswold village with a deep-rooted history in the wool trade. UNESCO World ITINERARY R ENGLAND Heritage Site ive r E Air Routing Day R v iv e er nl AMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE PRE-PROGRAM OPTION W od C in e dr 1 Depart from the U.S. ush Blenheim Palace BURFORD BLADON ONDON NGLAND INSTER OVELL 2 L , E /M L MINSTER OXFORD OVELL Check into the OLD SWAN & L BAMPTON MINSTER MILL. LONDON ames 3 COTSWOLD VILLAGES River Th ◆ Excursion to Stow-on-the-Wold, STEVENTON CANTERBURY Chipping Campden and Broadway. UNITED CHAWTON WINCHESTER KINGDOM l 4 COTSWOLD VILLAGES ne ◆ han Excursion to Cirencester, Burford h C nglis and the village ﬁ lm location for E Downton Abbey, Bampton. CULTURAL ENRICHMENT: Minster Lovell ◆ ® Exclusive TOWN & COUNTRY FORUM . One of the prettiest of the Oxfordshire 5 MINSTER LOVELL/BLENHEIM PALACE/ villages, Minster Lovell lies on the BLADON/OXFORD ◆ Exclusive welcome and guided tour sleepy River Windrush in an idyllic of Blenheim Palace. country setting with thatched stone ◆ Visit to Winston Churchill’s grave cottages arranged along the quiet lanes. in Bladon. Set in the heart of Oxfordshire, the ◆ Check into the MACDONALD tiny village gives a sense of timeless RANDOLPH HOTEL. CULTURAL ENRICHMENTS: calm and is distinguished by the ◆ Meet Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill. 15th-century church of St. Kenelm and ◆ Private luncheon in Blenheim Palace. the romantic ruined manor house dating 6 OXFORD from 1435. Since the 12th century, ◆ Walking tour of Oxford. the lands of the manor house belonged CULTURAL ENRICHMENTS: ◆ Visits to the Ashmolean Museum, to the Lovell family, who fought Exeter College chapel and in the Wars of the Roses, and with Trinity College. Richard III at the battle of Bosworth, ◆ Private lecture describing student after which Francis Lovell was declared life at Oxford. guilty of treason and his lands reverted 7 OXFORD to the Crown. CULTURAL ENRICHMENT OPTION: ◆ Tour of Jane Austen’s England. 8 JERICHO/OXFORD Cotswold Villages ◆ Walking tour of historic Jericho. Stow-on-the-Wold is a delightful market 9 OXFORD/LONDON/U.S. town along the ancient Roman Fosse Way, CANTERBURY POST-PROGRAM OPTION the ﬁ rst great Roman road in Britain. PROOF

Romantic gardens and classic stone houses are just two English traditions that live on in the Cotswolds, a bastion of beauty, history and culture. at the battle of Blenheim. Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the current Duke of Marlborough’s home—it is the largest private residence in England, with an extraordinary labyrinth of opulent hallways and chambers. It is also the legendary birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Blenheim’s 2,100-acre parkland and gardens were designed by the l ne legendary English landscape architect, han sh C Engli “Capability” Brown. Meet your host, Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill, who will give you a personal introduction to his family home. PBS’s MASTERPIECE series Downton Abbey portrays Church Gate House as the home of Lady Crawley. This picturesque market town was Oxford designed around the market square Affectionately named the “city of during the height of the English wool dreaming spires,” by adoring poets, industry with narrow-walled avenues, Britain’s oldest university counts called tunes, to funnel up to 20,000 Percy Bysshe Shelley, Margaret Thatcher, sheep to the market. and Sir Thomas More among its Chipping Campden is a prosperous illustrious alumni. Steeped in eight medieval village with a picturesque centuries of history and erudition, 15th-century Gothic parish church, Oxford still nurtures great scholars 17th-century almshouses and market hall, while blending its ancient traditions with and wool-tycoon manors. cutting-edge research and instruction Simply beautiful, Broadway, was provided by many of the world’s fi rst settled by the Romans and is brightest minds. Here, Formal Hall, often referred to as the “jewel of the a dining hall tradition requiring formal Cotswolds.” The home of William attire or college gowns, is still celebrated Morris, its main road is lined with with a three-course meal and waiter honey-colored limestone townhouses service. Magnifi cent cobblestoned squares, dating back to the 16th century. medieval alleyways and Renaissance The acclaimed international television quadrangles fi ll the grounds of the oldest series Downton Abbey, seen on PBS’s university in the English-speaking world. MASTERPIECE, is fi lmed in Bampton, one of the oldest towns in England. First established during the Iron Age, with later markings as the site of an extensive unwalled Roman settlement, the picturesque town is also mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. In Burford, PROOFthe great Church of St. John the Baptist is a medley of architectural styles providing a fl ourish to the village’s main passage down to the River Windrush.

Blenheim Palace This monumental Baroque fantasy is one of the country’s greatest stately homes, designed between 1705 and 1722, with funds given to Sir John

Churchill, Duke of Marlborough, by a The soaring Great Hall in Christ Church College is one grateful Queen Anne, after his victory of the oldest and most beautiful dining halls at Oxford. OLD SWAN & MINSTER MILL Tucked away in a historic corner of the Cotswolds and ideally located at the heart of the Old Minster village and with a history going back almost 600 years, the intimate OLD SWAN & MINSTER MILL are both quintessentially English and capture the charm of bygone years and the romance of the countryside with all the modern conveniences of ﬁ ne hotels. Enjoy the pristine gardens and calmly ﬂ owing river on the property. Featuring a gastro-pub inspired dining room, bar and Wi-Fi, this quaint country inn is an ideal “home” from which to explore the English Countryside.

MACDONALD RANDOLPH HOTEL Located in the center of Oxford, this Five-Star hotel is a landmark building with elegance and charm and offers award-winning food in the heart of this world-famous university city. Having played host to prime ministers and presidents, the hotel’s renowned Morse Bar is instantly recognizable as the watering hole of Colin Dexter’s ﬁ ctional detective, Inspector Morse. The hotel’s beautiful architecture and historic setting provide the perfect venue to enjoy afternoon tea. The hotel has an elevator and each room has all the modern amenities of a ﬁ ne hotel.

Jane Austen’s England option Austen belonged to the transition father ministered when she was born; from the 18th century’s emphasis on the Jane Austen Museum in Chawton, sense, reason and improvement, to the where she spent the last eight years of 19th century’s emphasis on sensibility her life; and the cathedral in Winchester, and romantic excitement. On this where she is buried. Each site offers full-day optional excursion, see the glimpses of the iconic writer’s life and church in Steventon where the author’s the times she captured in her writings.

Cambridge Pre-Program Option Experience a second prestigious university town while walking in the pristine quad and along the sculpture-lined corridors of Cambridge and visiting the famed King’s College Chapel. Tour Bletchley Park, the secret World War II intelligence site PROOFwhere the British deciphered the German code, which was especially crucial to the war effort. Accommodations for three nights are in a comfortable, centrally located hotel.

Canterbury Post-Program Option Made famous in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, Canterbury’s history and heritage is immortalized in the medieval pilgrimage site of the magnifi cent Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site founded in 597 A.D. Visit Sir Winston Churchill’s home at Chartwell and Down House, the home of Charles Darwin. See the stunning White Cliffs of Dover and explore the secret underground tunnels of the Dover Castle. Accommodations for three nights are in an inviting, centrally located hotel. The Pre- and Post-Program Options are available at additional cost. Details will be provided with your reservation confi rmation. Included Features In Minster Lovell, England, United Kingdom ◆ Three nights in the charming OLD SWAN & MINSTER MILL. ◆ Private Welcome Reception. ◆ Breakfast each day in the hotel and one dinner. In Oxford ◆ Four nights in the historic Five-Star MACDONALD RANDOLPH HOTEL. ◆ Breakfast each day in the hotel, one lunch and one dinner. Excursions Led by Local Experts Accredited by the British Guild of Guides ◆ Walking tour of the legendary university town of Oxford. ◆ Tour of the typical and charming Cotswold villages of Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Campden, Broadway, Cirencester, Burford, and Bampton, the village featured in Downton Abbey. ◆ Exclusive guided tour of Sir Winston Churchill’s birthplace, Blenheim Palace, and its magnifi cent gardens. ◆ Visit to Sir Winston Churchill’s grave in Bladon. ◆ Walking tour of Jericho, a historic Oxford suburb and home to the Oxford University Press Exclusive Cultural Enrichments ◆ Exclusive meeting in Blenheim Palace with Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill, who offers a unique perspective on his childhood home and the life of Sir Winston Churchill. ◆ Specially arranged private luncheon in Blenheim Palace’s Marlborough Room. ◆ Private Farewell Dinner in one of Oxford University’s colleges. ◆ Specially arranged TOWN & COUNTRY FORUM® with local residents who will share their stories and discuss contemporary life in the Cotswolds. ◆ Unique look at the English countryside’s architecture, cultural traditions and timeless way of life PROOFduring visits to historic Cotswold villages. ◆ Expert lecture on Oxford’s colleges and student life with time to explore the Ashmolean Museum. Enhanced Travel Services ◆ Transfers and luggage handling abroad for participants whose arrival(s)/departure(s) coincide with the scheduled group transfer(s). ◆ All excursions and visits, as outlined above, with experienced local guides accredited by the British Guild of Guides. ◆ Gratuities to local guides and drivers on included excursions. ◆ Optional excursion to visit Jane Austen’s England, at additional cost. ◆ Hospitality desk in the hotels. ◆ The services of an experienced Gohagan & Company Program Director throughout the program. ◆ Travel document wallet, name badge and pre-departure information. ◆ Automatic $250,000 fl ight insurance policy for each participant ticketed on fl ights by Gohagan & Company. Meet Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill during a Private Tour

Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill, cousin of Sir Winston Churchill and brother of the current Duke of Marlborough, is your host for this exclusive tour of his ancestral home, Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Lord Charles personally greets you as privileged guests before your guided tour of the Baroque grandeur of this splendid palace, his childhood home. During your special visit, learn about the estate’s storied past. Marvel at its priceless furnishings and artifacts, and take a behind-the-scenes look at the life of one of history’s greatest ﬁ gures, Sir Winston Churchill. Outside, admire the tranquil beauty of Blenheim’s 2,200-acre park—created by the noted landscape architect, “Capability” Brown—featuring the world’s second largest symbolic hedge maze and one of Britain’s most exquisite formal gardens. Admire the double-vaulted ceilings and chandeliers in the exquisite Marlborough Room during a private lunch. Afterwards, continue to the nearby village of Bladon where Sir Winston Churchill lies buried in a modest grave alongside his beloved wife.

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See the splendor and learn more about the rich history of Blenheim Palace in the company of Lord Charles Spencer-Churchill. Punting along the serene River Cam is a long-standing tradition where students and locals enjoy a relaxing afternoon gliding through the heart of the beautiful and historic university town of Cambridge.

Early Booking Price Regular Price LAND TARIFF through after March 17, 2014 March 17, 2014

Per person, based on double occupancy $3395 $3695 ◆ Singles are available upon request for an additional $1000.

◆ Taxes are an additional $295 and are subject to change.

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