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Vor 6 Tagen · At Queens' College the Cambridge college court is seen for the first time fully developed; the buildings are amongst the best-preserved examples of mediaeval collegiate architecture in the University.
Vor 10 Stunden · Queens’ College and the Mathematical Bridge. Founded in 1448 by Andrew Dockett under the patronage of Margaret of Anjou, wife of Henry VI, Queens’ College was refounded in 1465 by Elizabeth Woodville, wife of Edward IV. It has the most complete medieval buildings of all Cambridge’s colleges, including the magnificent gateway leading to ...
25. Juni 2024 · Queens' College almshouses were founded by Andrew Dockett, President of the College, by his will proved in 1485. They stood in Smallbridges (now Silver) Street (fn. 1) and the number of almswomen inhabiting them increased from three at Dockett's death to eight in 1676.
30. Juni 2024 · 30.06.2024. Congratulations to our Queens' College 2024 General Admission graduands. On Thursday 27th June, Queens' College students processed to the Senate House to graduate and complete their three or four year degrees.
20. Juni 2024 · The University's Virtual Postgraduate Open Days (Wednesday 30 August and Monday 11 November - Friday 15 November 2024) will offer a wide range of sessions covering student life, application advice and funding, and sessions related to particular subject areas.
26. Juni 2024 · Individual photos in Old Court (booking required) (OSCR wet weather venue) 0930 - 1100. Old parts of college open to graduates and guests (last admittance into the President's Lodge at 1045) 1145. Degree photograph, Walnut Tree Court.
Vor 5 Tagen · Having soon fallen out both with the villagers and with his lessee, Anthony Pope sold the manor c. 1560 to Queens' College, Cambridge, which retained the manorial estate into the 20th century. About 1538 the last abbot at Thomas Cromwell's request made a head lease of the manor to Serjeant John Hinde.
