Commemorated on 7 plaques
C. S. Lewis 1898-1963 scholar and author lived here 1930-1963
The Kilns, Lewis Close, Headington Quarry, Oxford, United Kingdom where they lived
C. S. Lewis 1898-1963 author and critic lived here 1905-1917
"Little Lea", Circular Road, Belfast, United Kingdom where they lived (1905-1917)
C. S. Lewis 1898-1963 Author and Christian apologist born on this site
Dundela Avenue, Strandtown, Belfast, United Kingdom where they was
At this inn C. S. Lewis 1898-1963 scholar and author the The Narnia Chronicles met frequently with literary friends and hill-walking friends
The Unicorn Inn, Worcester Road, Malvern, United Kingdom where they met frequently with literary friends and hill-walking friends
C. S. Lewis (1898-1963) From this favourite vantage point C.S. Lewis, saint and scholar from the County Devon, enjoyed a view of the countryside and Belfast Lough after walking tours locally with his lifelong friend Arthur Greeves. Devoted to his native County and Oxford University, C.S. Lewis loved both places. His description of perfection recorded in 'C.S. Lewis - at Home in Ireland' says it all. 'Heaven is Oxford lifted and placed in the middle of the County Down.' During 1998 North Down Heritage Centre made an important contribution to the C. S. Lewis Centenary Celebration.
, Bangor, County Down, United Kingdom where they was
George Sayer Head of English at Malvern College lived here, where in 1950s and 1960s he often entertained close friends C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien
22 Alexandra Road, Malvern, United Kingdom where they visited
Pubs in Time #4
The Eagle and Child, Oxford The Inklings Until 1963 the great writers of the "Inklings", C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien, Charles Williams and others, met regularly on this spot. The conversations that have taken place here have profoundly influenced the development of 20th Century literature
49 St Giles, Oxford, United Kingdom where they was