Georgian architecture in Oxford, England. ca. 1900-1915.

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Georgian architecture in Oxford, England. ca. 1900-1915.

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This album documents Georgian architectural details in Oxford, England, concentrating on façades, doorways, windows, iron gates, and railings. With the exception of the Radcliffe Observatory (Henry Keene, 1772), the buildings, most of which are now offices, have not been identified.

1 album (49 photoprints) ; 16 x 28 cm.

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Breed, F. Nelson.

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The Radcliffe Observatory was established by the Radcliffe Trustees, and until 1839 it was used by Oxford University's astronomy professors. It remained the chief observatory in Oxford until its removal to South Africa in 1935. It owed its origin largely to the efforts of the 18th-century astronomy and physics professor Thomas Hornsby. Radcliffe Observers in charge of the Observatory after Hornsby were: Abraham Robertson, S.P. Rigaud, M.J. Johnson, Richard Main, E.J. Stone, A.A. Rambaut, and Har...

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