1881 – Master’s Lodge, University College, Oxford

“This new building has been recently erected from the design of Messrs. G.F. Bodley and T. Garner, architects. It is of somewhat considerable size. “Brown’s Library” was left to the College on the condition of its being placed in the master’s lodge. This added to the dimensions usually necessary for such a residence. The style of the building is in harmony with the date of the College buildings. The interior is fitted with oak panelling in the hall and staircase, and in Brown’s Library. The building is of stone.”