C.S. Lewis Places in Oxford

Back to Photo Gallery | Back to Article | View Larger | Previous | Next Stairs and open window of Lewis' bedroom in the Kilns, where he lived from 1929 to 1963. It was here at the Kilns that Lewis wrote all the Narnia books and his other classics, lived with his wife Joy later in life, and died in 1963. Lewis installed these stairs so he could come and go without disturbing his housemates, which included his brother Warnie and the elderly Mrs. Moore. 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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