University of Southampton
Avenue Campus[edit]
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Avenue Campus in Highfield, Hampshire. This is part of the extension to the original Tauntons College building.
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Front of Avenue Campus
Boldrewood Campus[edit]
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Boldrewood Campus Annexe Building as viewed from Burgess Road.
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Boldrewood Campus Main Building as viewed from Burgess Road.
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Highfield Campus[edit]
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Building 32
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Gardens on the Highfield Campus
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The centre of the western half of the Highfield campus is a landscaped garden with a variety of trees, plants and sculptures.
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The John Hansard Gallery
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Nuffield Theatre
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The Turner Sims Concert Hall
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Front of the West Building
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The Tizard Building, location of the Institute of Sound and Vibration Research (ISVR).
Hartley Library[edit]
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Hartley library at sunset - extended hours give flexibility especially near exams.
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Front of the Hartley Library
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Extension to Hartley Library
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This engraving shows the then Prime Minister, Lord Palmerston, arriving on the High Street to open the newly built Hartley Institute in 1862.
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Statues outside the Harltey Library, originally incorporated into the Hartley Institute.
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A Uni-link bus passing the Hartley Library. It is Bluestar 1308 (HF58 GZN), a Scania OmniCity, on route U1.
National Oceanography Centre[edit]
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National Oceanography Centre, Southampton as seen from the water side.
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National Oceanography Centre, Southampton (formerly the Southampton Oceanography Centre). Taken from Weston Shore.
Halls of Residence[edit]
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Glen Eyre
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Montefiore House, the building in the photograph is Block F, part of Montefiore 2.
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Montefiore House 3 of the Wessex Lane Halls, University of Southampton.
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Montefiore House 4 of the Wessex Lane Halls, University of Southampton.
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South Stoneham House
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South Stoneham House extension
Chilworth Manor[edit]
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Front of Chilworth Manor, Southampton
Graduates[edit]
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Antony Sutton
Logos and signs[edit]
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Logo for the University of Southampton
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Welcome Sign, 2008
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Chemistry Department sign
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Logo of Wessex Scene.