Oxford Union Library Audio Tour
by Oxford University
An audio tour of the historic Oxford Union Library. Since its foundation, the Union has maintained a library for the use of its members. One of the largest lending libraries in Oxford, it is of particular relevance to students studying Classics, English, History, Law, PPE and Theology. In recent years, the Science section has been expanded. The library has a significant collection of 19th century publications, both books and journals, which would be of special interest to researchers studying that period.
Episodes
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Audiotour 19: Conclusions
Part nineteen of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 18: Carving part two
Part eighteen of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 17: Carving part one
Part seventeen of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 16: Ceiling
Part sixteen of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 15: Fireplace
Part fifteen of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 14: Mural 10
Part fourteen of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 13: Mural 9
Part thirteen of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 12: Mural 8
Part twelve of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 11: Mural 7
Part eleven of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 10: Mural 6
Part ten of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 09: Mural 5
Part nine of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 08: Mural 4
Part eight of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 07: Mural 3
Part seven of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 06: Mural 2
Part six of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 05: Mural 1
Part five of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 04: Looking at Each Mural
Part four of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 03: Deterioration and Restoration
Part three of the Oxford Union Library Tour.
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Audiotour 02: History of the Murals
Part two of the Oxford Union Library.
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Audiotour 01: Introduction
Part one of the tour of the Oxford Union Library.
About this show
An audio tour of the historic Oxford Union Library. Since its foundation, the Union has maintained a library for the use of its members. One of the largest lending libraries in Oxford, it is of particular relevance to students studying Classics, English, History, Law, PPE and Theology. In recent years, the Science section has been expanded. The library has a significant collection of 19th century publications, both books and journals, which would be of special interest to researchers studying that period.
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