Additional Visual Materials

Inventory list
Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
1-2 Photographs of the First Trinity 4th boat Item Lent 1908
12 Photograph of the First Trinity 3rd boat crew Item Lent 1910
13 Photograph of the cast of an unidentified play Item [1910?]
18 Photograph of a [May bumps race?] crew Item [May 1910?]
6 Photograph of Percival Frost Item c 1855
8 Photograph of Robert Burn Item c 1855
9 Photographs of Christopher Wordsworth and James Amiraux Jeremie Item c 1855
11 Photograph of a portrait of Cromwell Item c 1855
14 Photograph of H. Montagu Butler Item c 1855
18 Photograph of Henry Sidgwick Item c 1855
21 Photographs of E. M. Goulburn, A. Fairbairn, and three other men Item c 1855
22 Photograph of Frederic Horatio Fisher Item c 1855
25 Photograph of [G. F. Browne?] Item c 1855
27 Photograph of a group of seven [Harrow?] men Item c 1855
29 Photograph of a group of six men Item c 1855
31 Photograph of a group of six men captioned "Trinity College Chapel" Item c 1855
34 Photograph of Robert Charles Green Item c 1855
2 Photograph of Great Court, Trinity Part [1903?]
12-13 Photographs of the First Trinity 4th Lent Boat Part 4 Mar. 1903
18 Photographs of the Varsity Boat, the Lent Tennis team, the Athletes, and the Cambridge University Cricket Club Part 1903
30 Photographs of Tennis team and the Cambridge University Rugby XV Part 1904-1905
31-33 Photographs of King Edward VII's visit to the University of Cambridge Part Mar. 1904
37 Photograph of 1st Trinity Boat Club 5th Boat, Lent Bumps races Part 1905
48 Photographs of the interior of the Trinity College Hall and Chapel Part c 1905
3 Photograph of Whewell's Court staircases H-K Part [1892-1895]
4 Photograph of the southeast side of Great Court Part [1892-1895]
11 Photograph of west side of Nevile's Court, including Wren Library Part [1892-1895]
17-19 Photographs of the exterior and interior of the Senate House Part [1892-1895]
23 Photograph of the exterior of Addenbrooke's Hospital Part [1892-1895]
26 Photograph of St John's College from the Trinity bridge Part [1892-1895]