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Includes:

(1) list of subscriptions and benefactions, 1681-1689
(2) accounts for demolishing old buildings, 1683
(3) list of repayments to occupiers of demolished rooms, 1683-1688

Includes list of benefactions.

Thought to be an early version, probably by Sir James Burrough but not as built, especially Ante-Chapel and east end

Includes map.

This is the earlier version of CCA: G/1/5/10 (revised 1910-1914); Plan of basement level of Old Court, and section of kitchen passage, showing drainage to new public sewer.

Plan of basement level of Old Court, and section of kitchen passage, showing drainage to new public sewer. This is the later version of CCA: G/1/5/9

Includes Combination room, staircases, various buildings, Porters Lodge, [design for electric light standard, staircase B- MISSING], Porters Lodge, staircase A, lecture rooms, kitchen, basements, pantry, c. 1913-1920; Boathouse elevations and specification (1897); Gloucester Street (1898); lands in Newnham

Plans and papers for alterations to attics above Combination Room etc after the fire of 1890.

With specification of repairs to Buttery, Kitchens, Combination Room, Fellows' Library, staircase, and attics above Combination Room, Library and Hall, 1890; estimate for repairs to ornamental ceiling of Hall, c. 1890, and drawings of proposed ceiling rose, 1891, and cornice, nd, for Combination Room.

Papers mention Architect: W. M. Fawcett, 1 Silver Street, Cambridge and Walter Bell of Bell & Son Builders and L. Ewbank, Bursar

Includes details of fireplaces, staircases etc.

Architect named as W. M. Fawcett, 1 Silver Street, Cambridge (at 4 Trumpington Street from 1899)