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set. de 2023 • Casais. We visited Peterhouse during our holiday in Cambridgeshire. On arrival we reported to the PLorter's Lodge, where Staff were very welcoming and took time to explain to us the most interesting features. One aspect which we had not been aware of was the fact that Peterhouse is the only University in Cambridge that has not ...
Peterhouse is the oldest of the Cambridge colleges, founded by Hugo de Balsham, Bishop of Ely in 1284 and granted its charter by King Edward I. It remains the smallest college in terms of number of Fellows and students, but as the late Noel Annan put it in his 1999 survey of the universities and society, The Dons, this small College has always ...
The Peterhouse organ is the largest surviving example of the work of Johann Snetzler. It was given to the College in 1765 by Horatio Mann who had joined Peterhouse as a Fellow Commoner in 1760, and the College is most grateful for the generosity of current Petreans that made our recent ambitious restoration project such a success.
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Peterhouse. Il Peterhouse è il college più antico dell' Università di Cambridge. Fu fondato nel 1284 da Hugo de Balsham, vescovo di Ely. Peterhouse ha 270 undergraduates, 125 graduate students e 45 fellows, risultando così il college più piccolo di Cambridge.
The Peterhouse History Society meets regularly and is organized by our undergraduates. It invites distinguished speakers from outside Cambridge to talk about their work in an informal setting. The Ward Library – named after one of the editors of The Cambridge Modern History – houses one of the most complete collections of modern historical ...
The Chapel. The Chapel sits at the centre of the oldest part of College, and is the building you are most likely to see pictured in connection with Peterhouse. It stands for a living tradition in the College's life - in particular, the 700-year-old tradition of the College as a place of prayer, enquiry, creativity and community.
