C.S. Lewis Places in Oxford

Back to Photo Gallery | Back to Article | View Larger | Previous | Next Plaque marking the Lewis Pew at Holy Trinity Church. C.S. Lewis attended services here with his brother Warnie for 31 years (1932 until his death in 1963). Jack sat nearest the pillar, Warnie sat on the outside, and later Joy sat in the middle. It was in this very seat that C. S. Lewis came up with the idea of The Screwtape Letters after an 8am communion service. Related pages: C.S. Lewis in Oxford: A Guide to the Sights Map of C.S. Lewis Places in Oxford Magdalen College, Oxford Oxford City Guide Oxford Photos England Photos

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