Items (596 total)
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.
Sir Rex Richards, Chancellor of the University of Exeter
Richards was Chancellor from 1982-1997.
Computer room
Students working at computers
General campus view
Photograph of Streatham Campus buildings in the snow
General campus view
Photograph of the University of Exeter including the Amory Building, Laver Building and the Harrison Building
Ronald Duncan
Colour passport photograph showing Ronald Duncan. Labelled on reverse in pencil 'Old RD'.
Streatham Court
General exterior view (building has subsequently been much altered).
Physics Building
Photograph showing general exterior view. Designed by Sir Basil Spence, building work began in 1964 and was completed in 1967.
Laver Building
Photograph showing general exterior view.
Hoopern House
Photograph showing general exterior view.
Harrison Building
Photograph showing general exterior view.
Cornwall House
Photograph showing interior view of a communal area with groups of students seated.
Lafrowda Flats
Photograph showing the exterior of Lafrowda Flats with group of students crossing the pond.
Old Library
Exterior view of the Old Library building. The University Library (now the Old Library) was completed in 1965, replacing the Roborough Library.
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.
Amory Building
Photograph showing general exterior view. The building was completed in 1974.
North Cloister, St Luke's College
Black and white photograph of North Cloister, St Luke's College. The College merged with the University in October 1978. The earliest building on the site dates from 1885.
St Luke's College
Photograph of interior view of St Luke's Chapel.