Oxford Natural History Museum

The building opened in 1860, and a British Association meeting held a debate on evolution there that June, usually remembered as Huxley against Bishop Wilberforce.

A glass-roofed court on cast iron pillars divides the main hall into three aisles.

It holds the only known soft-tissue dodo specimen, a head and a leg, and a 1651 painting of a dodo that may have influenced Lewis Carroll's character.