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Front Quad of Lincoln College, the walls covered in bright green ivy

Buildings

The first buildings, erected in around 1430, were probably the section of Front Quad facing Turl Street, with the gateway and one staircase on either side. The buildings across the Quad, including the Hall and the Kitchen, were built in 1437, with the original Library and Chapel situated on the first floor. The current Chapel was built in 1631 and the Library in All Saints Church opened in 1975. Click on the images below to learn more about some of our oldest buildings and rooms, as well as our more recent acquisitions.

The Lincoln College Hall — The Hall

The College Kitchen — The Kitchen

Deep Hall, the College bar — Deep Hall

The Beckington Room — The Beckington and Williams Rooms

The Wesley Room — The Wesley Room at Lincoln College

Grove Quad — The Grove

The Berrow Foundation Building from the Rector's Garden — The Berrow Foundation Building

Lincoln College Chapel — The Chapel

The Lincoln College Library — The Library

Entrance to the Turl Street Mitre — The Mitre

Sketch of the house of the Rector of Lincoln College — The Rector's Lodgings

Bear Lane student accommodation — Bear Lane

The EPA Centre on Museum Road — The EPA Centre

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