Cambridge - the city
Cambridge Aerial View
Cambridge, Garret Hostel Bridge
The Garret Hostel Bridge.
On The Granta, Cambridge
On the Granta.
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Postcards of the Past
Old Postcard, Cambridge, St Mary's Church
St Mary's Church and Market Hill - a 1928 postcard.
Cambridge, Hills Road
An early 20th Century postcard of Hills Road.
Cambridge, Round Church
The Round Church.
University Arms Hotel, Cambridge
No date for this postcard of the University Arms Hotel.
Cambridge Roman Catholic Church
No date for this postcard of the Roman Catholic
Church.
Cambridge View
A view of Cambridge from Castle Hill.
Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
Another great aerial view.
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A super aerial view of Cambridge and King's College Chapel.
There is a lot about Cambridge
and the Colleges on the internet
- see what you can discover.
Fitzwilliam Museum
The Fitzwilliam Museum on Trumpington Street.
Cambridge Aerial
Did You Know.... that Ronald Searle, the
cartoonist who created St Trinian's, was born in
Cambridge in 1920 ?
And Did You Know....that Sir Jack Hobbs,
Surrey and England cricketer, was also born
in Cambridge, in 1882 ?
Cambridge, Trumpington Road
Trumpington Road.
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A super old postcard of the Market Place.
Cambridge, View
A View across the City.
University Boathouses, Cambridge
Cambridge University Boathouses.
Cambridge Market
A great postcard of the Market, dating from before WW1.
Cambridge, King's Parade
King's Parade in the 1920s.
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