Photographs of buildings in Cambridge, England.
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Join three Americans on a dream-come-true UK road trip. Day Five: Explore Barnard Castle in County Durham, England, the 13th century stronghold of the Balliol family.
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Balliol College, Oxford, founded in the 13th century by Scottish nobles and whose alumni include three British prime ministers and Lord Peter Wimsey.
Hall. 1876-7 : Alfred Waterhouse
The Balliol College handrails were the final instalment in a much larger project, including new gates to the universities porters lodge.
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Balliol College, Oxford. Brackenbury Buildings, Broad Street, 1867-69. By Alfred Waterhouse (1830-1905). Grade ll listed.
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The Master's Lodgings (1867-68), Balliol College Oxford, by Alfred Waterhouse
The entrance Quad of Balliol College, Oxford University. It's amazing to think just beyond the tower here is the bust Broad Street right in the middle of Oxford.
Today I'm sharing a few photos from my visit to Balliol College. Balliol College is one of the oldest colleges in the world. In 1260 Bishop, John de Balliol rented a house on the current site and paid for 16 poor scholars to reside there. After his death his widow made the arrangement permanent. These…
Literally a labour of love, the binding of this bible was hand embroidered by Pauline Johnstone in memory of her husband, Kenneth Roy Johnstone (Balliol 1921). It was given to the college in 1978. I had worked in the college library for some years before I was shown this beautiful piece and since then I …
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The Pavilion is part of the multi-phased Master’s Field development for Balliol College, Oxford. The overall masterplan comprises eight purpose-built stud…
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The college chapel has been without an altar cloth for sometime. No one seems to know what happened to the previous cloth but some think it may have been swept up with a builder’s dust sheets after work was carried out in the corner of the chapel near the altar. As the altar is of …
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