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• - Queens provides images with descriptive text of its architectural features from medieval to modern.
  
• - An illustrated history of the Sir Christopher Wren Building at the College of William and Mary in Virginia, built 1695-99 and the oldest academic building in continuous use in the United States.
  
• - The official site's interactive tour of this college founded in 1555 via sensitive bird's-eye view or navigation buttons. Includes history and expandable thumbnails of architectural details.
  
• - A tour of the varied architecture of the college via sensitive bird's eye view, with comments on its history, from the official site. Includes the library designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
  
• - A tour of the oldest college in Oxford, part of the Virtual Tour of Oxford. QuickTime panoramas are accessed via clickable plan.
  
• - The official site provides an illustrated history of the buildings of this Tudor college.
  
• - This part of the Virtual Tour of Oxford provides interactive 360° photographs viewable by using a map of the college.
  
• - Photos and information on American universities built in the period, from the Digital Archive of American Architecture.
  
• - Dr Karl Harrison provides QuickTime views of Brasenose, with comments on the buildings, accessed via clickable plan, as part of his Virtual Tour of Oxford.
  
• - An illustrated history from the official site of the college founded by Henry VI in 1441, with its magnificent chapel, completed by the Tudors.