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St. Catherine's College, Cambridge A guide to Cambridge and Cambridgeshire, England, highlighting attractions, history, and visitor information. |
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St. Catherine's College, Cambridge UniversitySt. Catherine's was founded as St. Catherine's Hall in 1473 by Robert Wodelarke, Provost of King's College. It originally served as little more than a personal chantry chepel, with the Fellows obliged to celebrate masses and pray for the founder's soul regularly. The college underwent a major rebuilding program in the late 17th century, and the current chapel was only completed in 1704. ST.
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Cambridge
| Crowland
Abbey | Duxford
Air Museum | Ely
| Elsworth
| Elton House
Grantchester
| Huntingdon
| Kimbolton
| Peterborough
| Ramsey | St.
Ives | St.
Neots | Thorney
| Wicken Fen
| Wimpole Hall
| Wisbech
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Text © David Ross and Britain Express 2001 |
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