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St Catharine's College (University of Cambridge) is shown as a heritage attraction on the public map of Cambridge. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.
St Catharine's College, founded in 1473, is one of the older colleges of the University of Cambridge and was originally established as a Benedictine priory. It is historically significant for its medieval architecture and its connection to notable figures such as Sir Isaac Newton, who was a student there.
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Two Lamp Posts at the Main Entrance to the College, St Catharine's CollegeListed building · 45 yd
St Catharine's CollegeListed building · 49 yd
Alan TuringMemorial · 89 yd
Whipple Museum of the History Of ScienceMuseum · 188 yd
Pembroke College's War MemorialMemorial · 192 yd
PrimaveraGallery · 193 yd
Washington monumentMonument or public art · 236 yd
Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, Queen's CollegeHall of Residence (20th Century) · 238 yd
Cambridge Tourist Information CentreVisitor information · 264 yd
Victorian pillar box, Trumpington StreetOld post box · 49 yd
Victorian postbox, Trumpington StOld post box · 49 yd
Boundary Wall Fronting Queen's Lane, St Catharine's CollegeListed building · 56 ydOther information
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