Listing Text

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.
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2.
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).

Listing NGR: TL4485258220