Corpus Christi College, The Buildings Surrounding The Old And New Courts Including The Master'S Lodge

CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE 1. 942 The Buildings surrounding the Old and New Courts including the Master's Lodge TL 4458 SE 6/256 26.4.50. I

1. The Old Court 1352-76. The oldest buildings in Cambridge designed for College use, and still substantially complete. Rubble with clunch dressings; 2 storeys and attic. Some original windows and doorways, some altered. Many C17 and C18 interior fittings. Tiled roofs. Sundial on North wall. 2 cast-iron lamp brackets with lanterns, 3 without. Modern bay-window on south range, 5 lights with stone mullions and transom, leaded lattice casements. The south range includes the Hall of 1825-6, see New Court. (RCHM). The Gallery circa 1500. Stone and brick, two storeys with the gallery above. St Benet's Church was the original college chapel. (RCHM). The New Court 1823-27. By William Wilkins. Ketton stone ashlar and white brick. 3 storeys and attics (RCHM). The Chapel By William Wilkins with alterations in 1870 by Sir Arthur Blomfield. 2 windows of Rhenish glass circa 1510-15. (RCHM). The Master's Lodge By William Wilkins. Contemporary interior features. (RCHM).

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