Cambridge and its Story
Cambridge and its Story by Charles Williams Stubbs, D.D., Dean of Ely [later Bishop of Truro; 1845 – 1912], with twenty-four lithographs and other illustrations by Herbert Railton, the lithographs being tinted by Fanny Railton. London: J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd., Aldine House, Covent Garden, 1912.
The tinted lithographs are really difficult to scan for some reason, even though I now have a professional-quality scanner with colour correction. If you would like more pictures from this book, which I believe to be in the public domain both in the US and in the UK, send me a picture of your ankles. But I had a lot of Oxford pictures and wanted to start to balance it!
And I know of the future judgment
How dreadful so’er it be
That to sit alone with my conscience
Would be judgment enough for me.
Alone with my conscience, C W Stubbs
There is also an entry in the Nuttall Encyclopædia for Charles William Stubbs.
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Front Cover, Cambridge
A blue hardcover book; I have the “third and cheaper edition” according to the imprint page. |
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The Round Church
“At a point where the High Street, now Trinity Street, branches off from Bridge Street stands the church of the Holy Sepulchre, one of the four round churches of England. (The others are: S. Sepulchre at Northampton, c. 1100 – 1127; Little Maplestead in Essex, c. 1300; The Temple Church in London, finished 1185. To these may be [...] [more...] |
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Gateway to King’s College
“The old gateway facing Clare College, which had been begun in 1444, ws at last completed from the designs of Mr. Pearson in 1890, and remains one of the most [...] [more...] |
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Gateway of St. John’s College
Founded in 1135 as the Hospital of the Brethren of St. John the Evangelist. The Master and Fellows of Peterhouse pay annually the sum of twenty shillings to compensate the hopital for the housing of students (or did in 1912, at least, by which time it didn’t go [...] [more...] |
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Library, Chapel & Hall, Magdalen
The Library Chapel and Hall, Magdalen College, Cambridge; it is a part of Cambridge University. [more...] |
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Nevilles Court, Trinity College
Hmm, this one came out better, I’m encouraged to try some more. |
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