Taylor Institute

A branch of Taylor College was housed in a neoclassical building shared with the Ashmore Museum, which opened in 1849 but houses lectures such as Stubbs and a collection of butterfly specimens. It wasn't formally established until 1903 when Oxford University's School of Modern Languages was founded, and it is now one of the world's greatest collections of European literature, including Luther's works, in every version of Voltaire.

The Taylor Institute is a research institute of modern European and American literature and language at Oxford University. It has not only produced many research results that affect the world, but also has a very rich library of books in language and literature. It is a place that researchers of languages and literature yearn for.

This is a distinguished contribution by renowned linguist and cultural scholar Mr. taylor, whose scientific influence and collection of ancient works have had a positive impact on the development of European culture

A research institute devoted to European and American literature and languages is well known locally and well known throughout Europe, and the library is the largest in the UK.

It is said that many excellent products have also been produced. The Taylor Institute is a large scientific research institution. The leading person here is the famous scholar Mr. Taylor.