TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAP.

I. DURHAM COLLEGE; SITE, BUILDINGS, AND HISTORY

II. THE FOUNDER OF TRINITY COLLEGE

III. THE FOUNDATION OF THE COLLEGE

IV. THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY

LIST OF PLATES

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I. BIRDSEYE VIEW, FROM LOGGAN'S OXONIA

ILLUSTRATA OF 1675, SHOWING OLD CHAPEL
AND QUADRANGLE OF DURHAM COLLEGE,
WITH THE FIRST PART OF GARDEN QUAD-
RANGLE.

II. GARDEN FRONT OF EAST RANGE OF OLD
QUADRANGLE, INCLUDING LIBRARY AND OLD

Frontispiece

III. EFFIGIES OF SIR THOMAS POPE AND DAME
ELIZABETH POPE, FROM FOUNDER'S TOMB IN
CHAPEL, C. 1567

Reproduced from Engraving by J. Skelton

IV. KETTELL HALL, AND EAST END OF BROAD

STREET COTTAGES, WITH SOUTH END OF

END

V. GARDEN QUADRANGLE, WITH NORTH
OF OLD PRESIDENT'S LODGINGS.

VII. FORMER APPROACH TO COLLEGE, WITH EX-
TERIOR OF CHAPEL, BATHURST'S BUILDINGS,

VIII. NEW

BUILDINGS AND

NEW PRESIDENT'S
LODGINGS, TAKEN FROM BALLIOL COLLEGE
Oxford Camera Club

CHRONOLOGICAL CONSPECTUS OF FORMER

AND PRESENT BUILDINGS.

NOTE.-Buildings now demolished are bracketed.

DURHAM COLLEGE, 1286-1542.

Old Bursary and Common Room (? Oratory), part of Buttery, [and original Refectory and Kitchen]; 14th century, probably before 1380.

[Original Entrance-gateway, 1397.]

[Original Chapel, Treasury, and Porch, 1406-8.]

[North side of Quadrangle, 1409-14.]

East side of Quadrangle, Library, Vestry, and Chambers, 1417-21.

EXTERNAL BUILDINGS.

Broad Street Cottages, 16th century or earlier.

Kettell Hall, c. 1615.

TRINITY COLLEGE, 1555.

[Attics over north side of old Quadrangle, 1576–8.]

Attics over Library, etc., 1602.

Hall and Cellar, 1618-20.

Garden Quadrangle, north side, 1665–7.

Kitchen and Cellar, 1676.

[Bathurst's Buildings, 1687.]

Garden Quadrangle, west side, 1680–2.

Chapel, Gateway, and Tower, 1691-4.

Garden Quadrangle, south side, 1727-8.

Attic story of Garden Quadrangle raised, 1802.
New Buildings, 1883-5.

New President's Lodgings, 1885-7.