Items (590 total)
Great Hall
Photograph of an orchestra playing on the stage of the Great Hall, University of Exeter.
Mardon Hall
Exterior photograph of Mardon Hall. The oldest purpose built hall of residence at the University was completed in 1933.
View from Queen's Building
Photograph of the city of Exeter from the Queen's Building, Streatham campus.
Duryard House
Photograph showing general view, also including part of Duryard Halls
Chemistry Building
Handwritten note on photograph reverse: 'Teaching laboratory in new chemistry building opened 1965. Architect: Sir Basil Spence, Bonnington and Collins'
Publicity shot featuring university students in common room
Possibly in Devonshire House
Birks Hall in winter
Photograph of general exterior view. Birks Halls were completed in 1966.
Queen's building shortly after completion
Photograph showing general exterior view with surrounding grounds.
Duryard Halls
Photograph showing Hetherington and Murray Houses - general view.
Queen's Building
Photograph showing general exterior view, including Barbara Hepworth's bronze sculpture 'Figure For Landscape' (1960) in the foreground.
Queen's Building
Photograph of a staff office.
Queen's Building
View from Senior Common Room.
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.
Guild Ball at Devonshire House
Teresa Welby (R), first female Guild president of University of Exeter; the Chancellor, Mary Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire; and Elsie Cook (L), wife of the Vice-Chancellor.
Rag week boat race across the Exe
View across the Exe looking towards Mount Dinham.
Senior Common Room, Queen's Building
Photograph of the Senior Common Room, Queen's Building
Taylor Pavilion and Sports Hall
General exterior view.
Aerial shot of new Northcott Theatre
Photograph showing the exterior of the Northcott near completion.
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.