OXFORD - ENGLAND
The University of Oxford is made up of a large number of colleges
all of which, having been established separately and at different times,
enjoy a considerable measure of independence. Christ Church is the
largest of the colleges and the buildings at Merton College are among
the oldest in the city.
G.83 St. John's College - inside Canterbury Quad, The Front Quad and
the
Garden Front of Canterbury Quad
(The Romance of Oxford Series, 1992)
Somerville College: The Library and Garden Quad
(The Romance of Oxford Series, 1994)
G.43. Merton College, Christ Church, Aerial View
(The Romance of Oxford Series, 1990)
G.76. The Three Oldest Colleges. Merton was the first to have statutes
in
1274. University was endowed in 1249, but received statutes only in
1280.
Balliol had buildings in 1263 but no statutes until 1287.
(The Romance of Oxford Series, 1993)
G.46. Oxford, views of the University. The Radcliffe Camera, Clarendon
Building, Sheldonian Theatre, The City from the east.
(The Romance of Oxford Series, 1993)
G.8. Oxford
(The Romance of Oxford Series, 1991)
(Clockwise from left) 1. Christ Church, 2. View from South Parks,
3. St. Mary's & Merton College & 4. Sunset
(Oxford Views)
The Four Seasons View from South Parks
(Oxford Views)
Why Study?
(Oxford Views)
The More I Study
(Oxford Views)
Arms of the University and Colleges
Oxford 1995
