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The Camera No.2
by Ian Fraser

The Radcliffe Camera BluePrint
by Ian Fraser

St. Mary's and the Radcliffe Camera
by Ray Rawlings

The Radcliffe Camera No.1
by Tom Milner-Gulland

Dreaming Spires, Oxford
by Rod Craig

The Radcliffe Camera
by Peter Farley

The Radcliffe Camera No.2
by Tom Milner-Gulland

Oxford Spires
by Ray rawlings

The Radcliffe Camera beyond Balliol
by Rod Craig

The Camera through Stained Glass
by Tom Milner-Gulland

Oxford Skyline
by Ray rawlings
The Radcliffe Camera is named after Dr. John Radcliffe who left the money in his will for the building of a Science library. It is now a reading room for the Bodleian Library to which it is connected by a tunnel. Although the original design was by Nicholas Hawksmoor he died before the building was started and James Gibbs was appointed to carry out the work. His plan was for a rectangular building but he was persuaded to conform to Hawksmoor’s design for a domed circular library.