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The Trinity College is situated on Trinity Street and was named as The College of the Holy and Undivided Trinity. The college was built in 1546 and has around seven hundred undergraduates and 430 graduates studying at the college. It is the wealthiest Oxbridge college and has a number of buildings including the King’s Hostel, the Great Gate (main entrance), Nevile’s Court, Great Court, Bishop’s Hostel, New Court, Wren Library, Angel Court, and Whewell’s Court, Wolfson Building, Blue Boar Court and more.
Category: Museums
Address: Trinity Street, Cambridge, Cambridge, CB2, United Kingdom - 01223 338400
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