Deconstructing Rhodes House - An Uncomfortable Oxford Tour (Oxford Open Doors)
Deconstructing Rhodes House - An Uncomfortable Oxford Tour (Oxford Open Doors)
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How do physical structures hold imperial memories? Why did Rhodes invest his wealth in Oxford? How are the legacies of British imperialism being addressed today?
Join Uncomfortable Oxford for Oxford Open Doors as we explore the architecture, history, and evolving legacy of Rhodes House.
On this 75-minute guided tour, we ask a fundamental question: What does it mean to inherit a building shaped by empire? Developed in collaboration with the Atlantic Institute and with valuable input from Rhodes Scholars, this brand-new tour invites participants into an open conversation about the physical and historical space of one of Oxford’s most iconic institutions.
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Deconstructing Rhodes House Tour
This tour is gratefully offered through the support of the Rhodes Trust as part of the Oxford Open Doors Festival. Read more about the tour development and ongoing collaboration on our project page.
Location
Meet at the East Lodge entrance at the left of Rhodes House, S Parks Rd, OX1 3RG