Welcome to Lady Margaret Hall
We are delighted that you have chosen to visit us today.
With Open Doors theme this year being ‘Routes, networks and connections’, you can enjoy a selection of related displays. Visitors are also welcome to visit the Chapel and our alumni gallery along the main corridor in Deneke.
Our Library is open to visitors and features an exhibition ‘Science, Religion and the Space In-Between’ showing items from our antiquarian collection.
We also hope you find time to enjoy a walk around our gardens to connect with nature. Biodiversity Tour guides are available here, or you can borrow one from the Lodge.
You can download a map of the College via the link below.
Exhibit information below.
We hope you enjoy your visit!
Visitor Displays
Location: Montgomery Room
Discover more about the various routes of our Undergraduates (including visiting) and Graduates at Oxford. Read about the University’s Astrophoria Foundation Year.
Read an extract from the Brown Book about Bishop Edward Talbot, founder of Lady Margaret Hall in 1878.
Discover more about the history of our Chapel and see early images from the archives
Exhibition on Science, Religion and the Space In-Between
Location: Library
Exhibition presents items from LMH Library’s antiquarian collection on the themes of science, religion, and the space in-between the two spheres. Items include Isaac Newton’s Principia which exemplifies a time of rapid scientific advancements in Early Modern Europe. Other notable examples of antique religious texts on display.
Alumni gallery
Location: Deneke
Discover more about our alumni including Nigella Lawson, Bridget Kendall, Benazir Bhutto and Founder of Save the Children Eglantyne Jebb.
LMH gardens
Enjoy a walk around our gardens. Biodiversity Tour guides are available here, or you can borrow one from the Lodge.
Children should be supervised near the river.
Refreshments available to purchase
Location: Dining Hall, Deneke
11.00am - 4.30pm. Visitor feedback forms available to complete.