Central · Founded 1810 · Permanent private hall
Regent's Park College
A welcoming, non-conformist hall in central Oxford, of particular interest for its Baptist heritage and the Angus Library archive, admitting students of all faiths and none.
The college
A closer
look.
Pusey Street, central Oxford
Founded 1810. A Baptist foundation begun in 1810 as the Baptist academy at Stepney in London (later at Regent's Park, hence the name); it relocated to Oxford from 1927 and became a Permanent Private Hall in 1957.
Occupies a dignified early-20th-century range on Pusey Street with a classical frontage and quiet inner garden, housing the Angus Library of Baptist history.
On the same walk
Closest to
this one.
On a visit
Don’t miss.
- 01Angus Library and Baptist historical archive
- 02Classical Pusey Street frontage and garden
- 03Ecumenical, all-faiths admissions
- 04Baptist theological foundation
Connected to
Notable
names.
- Baptist Union heritage
- Angus Library of Baptist history
- Non-conformist and free-church scholarship
Before you go
Visiting Regent's Park College
Appointment Only. Published visitor access: By appointment. Admission: Free; donations welcome, suggested amount £2. Confirm arrangements before travelling.
Opening hours, admission and access change often — check the official site before you travel.
- Founded
- 1810
- Area
- Pusey Street, central Oxford
- Type
- Permanent private hall
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