The Great Quad, Magdalen College, Oxford

The Great Quad, Magdalen College, Oxford

The Cloister or Great Quad of Magdalen College, is the "medieval nucleus" of the college. It was constructed between 1474 and 1480, also by Orchard, although several modifications were made later. Access to the Cloister from St John's Quad is via the Founder's Tower or Muniment Tower. The chapel and the hall make up the southern side of the quad. It is also home to the junior, middle, and senior common rooms, and the old library.

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