Items (585 total)
Ronald Duncan
Colour passport photograph showing Ronald Duncan. Labelled on reverse in pencil 'Old RD'.
General campus view
Photograph of the University of Exeter including the Amory Building, Laver Building and the Harrison Building
General campus view
Photograph of Streatham Campus buildings in the snow
Computer room
Students working at computers
Sir Rex Richards, Chancellor of the University of Exeter
Richards was Chancellor from 1982-1997.
Devonshire House refectory
Photograph of students in the refectory, Devonshire House. Named after Mary, Dowager Duchess of Devonshire - the first Chancellor of the University, the building provided space for student social activities.
Aerial view of Birks Halls, Streatham campus
Photograph showing Brendon, Haldon and Raddon Halls which replaced Birks Grange. Birks Halls were demolished in summer 2005.
Hatherly Laboratories
Photograph showing general exterior view. University College received a bequest from Mrs. Ellen Heath, of Exeter, for the erection of a building to be named Hatherly. Additional money was obtained through the University Grants Committee, and the…
Washington Singer laboratories
Photograph showing general exterior view
General campus view
Photograph of the University of Exeter including the Amory Building, Laver Building and the Harrison Building
Ted Hughes as an Honorary Graduate
Left-right: Rex Richards, Chancellor; Ted Hughes; Harry Kay, VC
Main Library: pre-construction
University of Exeter: site of Main Library prior to construction.
Dr David Harrison, Vice Chancellor, with A L Rowse
Harrison was VC at the University of Exeter from 1985-1994.
St Luke's College
Photograph showing general view of Quad with tennis courts in use.
Visit by HM the Queen and HRH the Duke of Edinburgh
HM the Queen visits campus to mark the University's 40th Anniversary. Summer 1995, in the Peter Chalk Centre.
Bill Douglas Centre, Old Library
Official opening of the Bill Douglas Centre [now known as the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum]. The actor Joanna David opens the Centre flanked by Peter Jewell (left) and professor Duncan Petrie.