Items (225 total)
- Collection: University of Exeter archive
Italian Department group photograph
The sculpture 'Jauchzet' by Tom Grimsey can be seen in the background.
Jessie Montgomery
Photograph of Jessie Montgomery, Secretary of the University Extension Committee, 1888-1918
Jessie Montgomery common room, Duryard Halls
Photograph showing students relaxing in Jessie Montgomery common room, Duryard Halls.
John Murray, Principal
Murray was principal of the University College of the South West of England, 1925-1951.
K M Constable, Warden of Reed Hall
Constable was Warden from the mid 1920s to the mid 1930s.
Lafrowda Flats
Photograph showing the exterior of Lafrowda Flats with group of students crossing the pond.
Lafrowda flats shortly after completion of phase 1
Photograph showing general exterior view.
Laver Building
Photographs of the Laver Building, University of Exeter during construction. Designed by Louis de Soissons, Peacock, Robertson, Hodges & Fraser and completed in 1968.
Laver Building
Exterior photograph of the Laver Building, University of Exeter.
Laver Building
Photograph showing general exterior view.
Laying of the foundation stone of the Washington Singer Building
Laid by HRH the Prince of Wales
Lecture hall at the University College of the South West of England
Photograph of Lecture hall at the University College of the South West of England.
Lecture marking the merger of St Luke's College with the University of Exeter
Shows Professor Ted Wragg, Browne and unidentified individual
Lopes Hall
Photograph of exterior of Lopes Hall. Lopes Hall ,originally named Highlands, was named after Sir Henry Lopes, Deputy President and benefactor. It opened in 1930 as halls for 70 women and was extended in 1933.
Lopes Hall and Annexe exterior
General exterior view.
Lopes Hall common room
Photograph of students in Lopes Hall common room
Main Library
General exterior photograph of the Main Library
Main Library: pre-construction
University of Exeter: site of Main Library prior to construction.
Mardon Hall
Exterior photograph of Mardon Hall. The oldest purpose built hall of residence at the University was completed in 1933.