Items (210 total)
- Collection: University of Exeter archive
Sir Rex Richards, Chancellor of the University of Exeter
Richards was Chancellor from 1982-1997.
Sir James Owen, treasurer of the University College of the South West of England
Owen was treasurer, 1922-1924.
Sir Henry Lopes
Lopes was deputy president of the University College of the South West of England from 1922-1936 and president 1936-1938. He was also Lord Roborough.
Senior Common Room, Queen's Building
Photograph of the Senior Common Room, Queen's Building
Royal Albert Memorial College rugby team 1907
Photograph of the Royal Albert Memorial College rugby team, 1907-1908.
Royal Albert Memorial College rugby team 1906
Photograph of the Royal Albert Memorial College rugby football team, 1906-1907.
Roderick Ross, Registrar
Ross was Registrar from 1952-1975 (the job title changed to 'Secretary' in 1954).
Roborough Library
Photograph of the interior view of the Roborough Library. Typewritten note on reverse of photograph: 'Interior of Library, Exeter University (Red Brick University, 7.30pm, 18.4.58) WEHS'
Roborough Library
Black and white photograph of exterior of the Roborough Library, University of Exeter. The building was completed in 1940.
Roborough Library
Photograph of students working in the Roborough Library
Rex Richards (Chancellor), Harry Kay (Vice Chancellor) and Princess Anne at the opening of the Main Library
Rex Richards (Chancellor), Harry Kay (Vice Chancellor) and Princess Anne at the opening of the Main Library.
Reed Hall Gardens
Photograph of the Palm House in Reed Hall [Streatham Hall] gardens. It was removed to The Imperial Hotel in 1927.
Reed Hall dining room
Photograph showing the interior of Reed Hall dining room.
Reed Hall
General view of the gardens.
Reed Hall
Photograph of exterior of Reed Hall and surrounding gardens.
Reed Hall
Photograph of the exterior of Reed Hall. Originally Streatham Hall, it was built in 1867 and donated to the University in 1922 by former Exeter Mayor W H Reed and renamed in his honour. It became a hall of residence in 1925.
