Above: The Sheldonian Theatre, and the starting point of this chapter of the audiotour
Below: Grafitti on the steps to the old Ashmolean
Above: The starting point of this episode.
Right: Some graffiti on the stairs that once formed the entrance to the world's first museum.
The Divinity School
Above: Hilary Clinton visiting Divinity School in 2017. View from Duke Humphrey's Library.
Below: Soon-to-be Doctorate graduates processing back into The Sheldonian Theatre to complete their degree ceremony.
Above Left:
Hilary Clinton visiting The Divinity School in 2017. View from Duke Humphrey's Library.
Above Right:
A stream of soon-to-be Doctoral graduates returning to the Sheldonian after robing in the Divinity School
Below: Nighttime shots of The Sheldonian Theatre (left) and The Clarendon Building (right). If you're wondering how much you need to donate to have your name up on the list of benefactors: anything north of of £25,000,000.00!
Nighttime shots of the Sheldonian Theatre (above) and the Clarendon Building (below).
(If you're wondering how much you need to donate to have your name up on the list of benefactors: anything north of of £25,000,000.00!)
Right: The Bridge of Sighs
Below: The 'Round House'
BelowRight: View from the top of the Sheldonian Theatre
Above: The 'Round House'
Below: The Bridge of Sighs
Bottom: View from the top of the Sheldonian Theatre
Above: The western face of the Bodleian Library's Old School's Quad, with the two Gladstone Link skylights highlighted.
Right: The Gladstone Link walkway (with my friend's faces hidden). Unfortunately, The Gladstone Link, as with most of the Bodleian Library, is only open to members.
Below: The Tower of Five Orders; and William Herbert's Statue, with the entrance to Divinity School behind.
Above: The western face of the Bodleian Library's Old School's Quad, with the two Gladstone Link skylights highlighted.
Below: The Gladstone Link walkway (with my friend's faces hidden). Unfortunately, The Gladstone Link, as with most of the Bodleian Library, is only open to members.
Above: The Tower of Five Orders
Below: William Herbert's Statue, with the entrance to Divinity School behind.
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