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Radcliffe Library, Oxford

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Quin, Liam R E: “An Afternoon in Oxford”

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This circular building, The Radcliffe Camera, was built between 1739 and 1749, and was designed by the architect James Gibbs. The name came because a doctor left the money for the purpose of building a library, and the building is still used as a library today: it is the reading room at the Bodleian Library.


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Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

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