Radcliffe Observatory

The Radcliffe Observatory is a historical landmark and Green Templeton College’s centrepiece.Β Meteorological records commenced here in 1772, and for almost 200 years this listed building served as the only astronomical observatory of the University of Oxford (1773-1934). The Observatory has been used since as a medical research facility, a teaching centre and now a hub for the college.

The college is currently focused on the Radcliffe Observatory Campaign: Preserving the Past | Inspiring the Future

1950s Watercolour Of Radcliffe Observatory By Lord Methuen

Radcliffe Observatory Campaign

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History

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Radcliffe Observatory

The Eight Winds

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Radcliffe Observatory

Signs of the Zodiac

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Meteorological Station

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Visiting

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John Radcliffe Statue

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Green Templeton College gardens

The Green Templeton College gardens

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The moon is seen against the globe at the top of the Radcliffe Observatory at sunset

Green Templeton and Astronomy

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Duke of Marlborough Telescope

Duke of Marlborough Telescope

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Serious Diverse Businesswomen Discussing Online Project Together Looking At Laptop

Donate to the Conservation Project

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