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| Leeds University, Oxley Hall Room (Weetwood) |
 | 25th May 1955
Miss Muriel Moss works in her combined study/bedroom, Oxley Hall of Residence. The lamp is of the 1950s 'contemporary design'.
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| Oxley Hall (Weetwood) (1 comment) |
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A view of Oxley Hall, a residential hall for women students of Leeds University, formerly Elm House. It was gifted to the University by Leeds Banker James W. Oxley in 1920 and included nearly 8 acres of land. When it opened in October 1921 it raised the total number of Halls of Residence for women to 5, between them providing accommodation for 186 students. A new wing was added in 1928 after a brief closure and the hall re-opened with 65 students in residence. By the 1950s the number had risen to 138.
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