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Eagle and Child PubHere C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and other like-minded friends met to discuss life, religion and their latest books over a pint.
Grave of C.S. LewisThe simple grave of C.S. Lewis lies in the churchyard of Holy Trinity Church, with an epitaph by his brother Warnie.
Holy Trinity ChurchLewis\' place of worship for 31 years. He sat near the back always in the same pew and left early after 8am communion. It was here that Lewis came up with the idea of the Screwtape Letters. A Narnia window (1991) is in the north aisle just opposite the Lewis Pew.
The KilnsHome of C.S. Lewis from 1930 until his death in 1963. A group of children were evacuated from London to the Kilns in 1939, inspiring the story of Narnia. Joy moved in in 1957. Lewis Close, Risinghurst, Oxford.
Magdalen CollegeLewis taught English literature here for 29 years. It was in his college rooms that he converted to theism.
Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre
Joy was hospitalized for cancer here in 1957. Soon after, she married Lewis in a religious ceremony in the Mayfar Suite.
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// Oxford Crematorium
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Funeral, plaque (cloister 2) and ashes of Joy (between B4 Rosebed and the Magnolia trees in the garden), who died in 1960. Bayswater Rd, Headington, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX3 9RZ
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// Oxford Registry Office
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Site of the Oxford Registry Office, where C.S. Lewis married Joy so she could continue to live in England, in April 1956. 42 St Giles, Oxford.
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// University College
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Lewis studied here in 1917 and 1919-23, interrupted by war service. He received a First in Honor Moderations (1920), a First in Greats (1922) and a First in English (1923). In 1924-25, he served as a philosophy tutor.
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Arrival in Oxford at age 18 in 1916. Described in Surprised by Joy. 1 Mansfield Road.
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