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10 Castle Street
CCPH/4/9/2 · Dossier · 2006
Fait partie de Clare College - Photographic Collection

Photographs showing refursbishment of property, including removal of first floor fireplace, forming new stair opening for upstairs flat, removal of staircase and preparation for new bathroom.

CCPH/5/1/4 · Pièce · 17 May 1937
Fait partie de Clare College - Photographic Collection

Photograph of formal group in the Master's Garden after luncheon; with names identified on reverse as follows:

Standing from left to right:
Pigott (undergraduate whose father was military attaché in Tokyo); John Cameron (Master of Gonville and Caius); Miss Glynn (relative of Vice Chancellor); A.F. Scholfield, (University Librarian); Col. Sir Gerald Lenox-Conyngham (Fellow of Trinity College, geodesist); Henry Thirkill (President of Clare with Brin the dog); Mrs Glynn (relative of VC); Mr Maeda (Gentleman in waiting); F.J.M. Stratton (Professor of Astrophysics)

Sitting from left to right:
Lady Redmond, (wife of Master of Downing); Madam Yamega (Lady in waiting); Mrs Burkitt (had known the Princess' mother); Princess Chichibu; Godfrey Wilson, (Master of Clare and The Vice Chancellor); Prince Chichibu; Elsie, Lady Lenox-Conyngham; Miss Camerom; Sir Hubert Redmond (Master of Downing)

Also includes Col. Sir Gerald Lenox-Conyngham (Fellow of Trinity College, geodesist and previous owner of photograph), wife Elsie, and Wilson's dog Brin.

Boat Club Reunion
CCPH/5/1/9 · Dossier · 2003
Fait partie de Clare College - Photographic Collection

Photographs showing attendants at a Boat Club reunion in 2003. Most of the photographs are of those at the reunion in a College boat and rowing on the Cam.

Opening of Thirkill Court
CCPH/5/1/13 · Dossier · 24 September 1955
Fait partie de Clare College - Photographic Collection

Photographs taken on the opening of Thirkill Court. Includes views of the main entrance to Memorial Court and individuals giving speeches there, various images of individuals attending the ceremony, walking through Clare College and past the University Library, a lunch to mark the occasion in Old Court and people conversing in the Fellow's garden.