Cambridge 2000: Trinity College: Great Court: dining hall and Master's Lodge
Great Court is the most famous court in Cambridge, and is the biggest
closed court. From the outside the
dining hall,
on the left in the photo, could be mistaken for a chapel, as in
many other Cambridge colleges.
The
Master's Lodge
is on the right. Part of it has been converted
for use by Fellows (senior members of the college).
As in all Cambridge colleges, Fellows are allowed to walk on the
grass, but in Great Court this involves having to cross a wide
band of cobblestones, as for example can be seen in the left
foreground in the photo, and these are painful on the feet.
The
fountain
dates from 1601-1615 and was rebuilt in 1715.
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