Oxford Illustrated
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The present Library is the eld Refectory of Broadgate's Hall, and contains, amongst other treasures, a bust (by Bacon) of Dr. Johnson, a member of this College, whose rooms were over the gateway on the second floor.
THE CHAPEL, situate on the south side of the second quadrangle, was built 1728-32, it being a small structure of Ionic character, having pilasters between the windows and a panelled parapet ; its south side being upon the Old City Wall. In 1829 the Chapel was modernised, and has lat...er been beautified, its decoration having been completed by Mr. C. E. Kemp in 1885. The windows were filled with admirable stained glass at the same time, but the series were completed in 1893 by the erection of two memorial windows to the late Dr. Evans, Master 1864-91. It has also a fine reredos of veined marble enclosing a painting by Cranke, of Rubens' "Christ after his Resurrection. " The ceiling is a good example of decorative work.
QUEEN'S COLLEGE.
The front of this College, occupying 140 feet frontage to High Street, with its bold cupola, is one of the most striking features of the many beauties of " the High.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The present Library is the eld Refectory of Broadgate's Hall, and contains, amongst other treasures, a bust (by Bacon) of Dr. Johnson, a member of this College, whose rooms were over the gateway on the second floor.
THE CHAPEL, situate on the south side of the second quadrangle, was built 1728-32, it being a small structure of Ionic character, having pilasters between the windows and a panelled parapet ; its south side being upon the Old City Wall. In 1829 the Chapel was modernised, and has lat...er been beautified, its decoration having been completed by Mr. C. E. Kemp in 1885. The windows were filled with admirable stained glass at the same time, but the series were completed in 1893 by the erection of two memorial windows to the late Dr. Evans, Master 1864-91. It has also a fine reredos of veined marble enclosing a painting by Cranke, of Rubens' "Christ after his Resurrection. " The ceiling is a good example of decorative work.
QUEEN'S COLLEGE.
The front of this College, occupying 140 feet frontage to High Street, with its bold cupola, is one of the most striking features of the many beauties of " the High.
What to read after Oxford Illustrated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin English to read onlineMoreLess
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