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Family & Friends

Jack and Joy Jack and Joy Jack and Joy Joy Davidman Joy Davidman Albert Lewis (Father of C. S. Lewis) Albert Lewis (Father of C. S. Lewis)

C. S. Lewis and his father Flora Augusta Lewis (Mother of C. S. Lewis) C. S. Lewis and his bother, Warren C. S. Lewis and his bother, Warren C. S. Lewis with David and Douglas Gresham C. S. Lewis with his friend, Paddy Moore C. S. Lewis with Maureen and Mrs. Moore

Places

Little Lea, in the outskirts of Belfast, Ireland. Lewis lived here as a young boy from 1905 to 1908. Home in Headington - Lewis lived with the Moores here from June 1921 to August 1930. Home at Hillsboro, Western Road, Headington. Lewis lived with the Moores here from August to October, 1930 Addison's Walk - Lewis took several walks here with friends, including Hugo Dyson and J.R.R. Tolkien The Kilns (circa 1930) - Lewis, his brother, and Mrs. Moore purchased this home in October, 1930. The Kilns - Lewis, his brother, and Mrs. Moore purchased this home in October, 1930. The Kilns - Lewis, his brother, and Mrs. Moore purchased this home in October, 1930. The Kilns - Lewis, his brother, and Mrs. Moore purchased this home in October, 1930. The Kilns - Lewis, his brother, and Mrs. Moore purchased this home in October, 1930. The Kilns - Lewis, his brother, and Mrs. Moore purchased this home in October, 1930. The Kilns - Lewis, his brother, and Mrs. Moore purchased this home in October, 1930. The Kilns - Lewis, his brother, and Mrs. Moore purchased this home in October, 1930. Magdalen College, Oxford - Lewis served as tutor in English Language and Literature for 29 years here. Magdalene College, Cambridge - Lewis starting teaching here in 1954. The Eagle and Child (also known as The Bird and Baby), where the Inklings would often gather for their meetings. Interior of the Eagle and Child Grave marker of C. S. Lewis. His Brother, Warren, shares the marker. Grave marker of C. S. Lewis. His Brother, Warren, shares the marker.

The Chronicles of Narnia

Mr. Tumnus and Lucy Pevensie (from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe) Falling out of the Wardrobe (from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe) King Peter fights Miraz (from Prince Caspian) Aravis and Lasaraleen (from A Horse and His Boy) Aslan (from The Magician's Nephew) The Dufflepuds (from The Voyage of the Dawn Treader) Eustace the Dragon (from The Voyage of the Dawn Treader) Fledge, Polly, and Digory (from The Magician's Nephew) King Tirian, Jewel the Unicorn, and Roonwit the Centaur (from The Last Battle) Puddleglum the Marshwiggle (from The Silver Chair) Queen Jadis of Charn invades London (from The Magician's Nephew) Reepicheep (from The Last Battle) The Stable Door (from The Last Battle) Map of Narnia Map of Narnia Map of Narnia Map of Narnia Map of Narnia Map of the Dawn Treader Map from The Silver Chair

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Audio Files

Ever wondered what C. S. Lewis sounded like? Wonder no more.

An Introduction to The Four Loves - C. S. Lewis

"Agape Love" from The Four Loves - C. S. Lewis

"Is Creation Necessary?" from The Four Loves - C. S. Lewis

A BBC Radio Address - C. S. Lewis

C. S. Lewis