Wantage Hall

Wantage Hall was built in 1906–1908 by Harriet, Lady Wantage in memory of her husband Robert Loyd-Lindsay, 1st Baron Wantage, and was the first residential hall of the university, at that time an extension college of Christ Church, Oxford. The architect was Charles Steward Smith, and the hall was laid out as a quadrangle and built in Neo-Tudor style in red brick with stone details. In 1970 an extension of little architectural interest was built to the north, also in red brick. This was called "New Court", and the original structure became "Old Court". ==Gallery==

File:Wantage Hall.jpg|The clock tower and entrance from inside Old Court File:Wantage Hall Quad view.JPG|A view of Old Court File:Wantage Hall Dining Room.jpg|The dining room File:Wantage Hall Old Court Bedroom.JPG|An Old Court bed room ==Notable Alumni==

• Julian Barratt, Comedian and writer, famous for The Mighty Boosh. • Michael Rosen, Broadcaster, author, poet, and former Children's Laureate. • Robin Bextor, Award-winning film director, producer, and author. • Adrian Butchart, Award-winning screenwriter and film producer ==References==