Murray in his scriptorium - Examining the OED
OUP Archive - OED Archive | Brief history of the OED
James Murray: More than just a Mad Man | we PLAY different
Oxford Alumni - Celebrate #BookLoversDay with a trip to your local book shop, or favourite library, to pick up our next alumni book club's read, 'The Dictionary of Lost Words' by Pip
440+ Oxford England Illustrations, Royalty-Free Vector Graphics & Clip Art - iStock | Oxford england punting, Oxford england architecture
The Oxford English Dictionary and the Public | Faculty of English
The Scriptorium Podcast | Douglas Bond Author
The O.E.D.: Still a Few Sandwiches Short of a Picnic - The New York Times
A Brief History of Scriptorium | Mill Hill
How the Oxford English Dictionary was brought to life in a rustic ' scriptorium' - ABC News
Guide to the Oxford University Press Museum
Mill Hill Preparatory School: exterior of 'The Murray Scriptorium'. - London Picture Archive
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Bodleian Libraries on Twitter: "The smiling chap here with the magnificent beard is Sir James Murray (1837–1915). He had the task of compiling the very first Oxford English Dictionary @OED. To help
The Meaning of Everything: The Story of the Oxford English Dictionary by Simon Winchester | Goodreads
The Meaning of Everything: The Story of the Oxford English Dictionary (Audible Audio Edition): Simon Winchester, Simon Winchester, HarperAudio: Books - Amazon.com
Sir James Murray and The Oxford English Dictionary - YouTube
The Time the Oxford English Dictionary Forgot a Word | Mental Floss
The Time the Oxford English Dictionary Forgot a Word | Mental Floss
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Pilot edition of Murray Scriptorium now online - Examining the OED
