Tagged: Twentieth Century

The North Oxford house bearing the plaque to Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin — Somerville chemist, X-ray crystallographer, and the only British woman scientist to have been awarded a Nobel Prize.

From a 1912 conversion of a military training school into Britain's largest car factory — and on through Morris Motors, the British Motor Corporation, British Leyland, Rover, and BMW. The single most important site in twentieth-century Oxford.