Sheldonian_Theatre_(geograph_7520452).jpg
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The Sheldonian Theatre viewed from the south. It was first architectural work of Sir Christopher Wren and it opened in 1669. The building is used for ceremonies such as Graduations.
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| Author | Philip Halling |
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