For generations of students through to the 1990s, "the Law School" meant the University's quadrangle, the Tudor gothic building at the heart of the campus. But, for most of its history, the Law School shared the quadrangle with others. Law lectures were also held in the city for forty years.
It was not until 1970 that the Law School had a building to its own. Click on the links on the left to explore the story of the homes of the Law School.
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