Upon entering the Old Bodleian, you are welcomed with the warm stone walls surrounding the Old Schools Quadrangle, with their intricate detail lit up by the beaming natural sunlight.  The Divinity School is the grandest room in the Old Bodleian Library, and leads from the Quad.  Completed in 1488, it is a masterpiece of late gothic architecture with a magnificent stone carved ceiling. 

Adjoining the Divinity School, Convocation House is a 17th-century building that was constructed as a meeting place for the University’s supreme legislative body. It features a fan-vaulted ceiling, fine woodwork and fixed wooden benches providing chapel style seating for your guests.