Buildings & Gardens

Kennedy Building

View from the gardens

The Kennedy building was built in 1906,  to accommodate the growing number of academic staff, and so unlike the other main buildings, does not have its own dining hall (students dined in their own building until the early sixties, with the Vice-Principal for their own hall presiding). Its name commemorates Marion Kennedy (1836-1914), who had been honorary Secretary of the College from 1880 until 1904.

Mark Girouaud describes Kennedy and Peile (completed 1910) as being "drier than the earlier buildings, but still very handsome".

Corridor between Clough and Kennedy	Kennedy in winter (©Paul McLaughlin, Dec 2000)	View from Sidgwick Avenue
Wisteria on East wall	East wall	Stairwell with Senior Members