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15 de may. de 2024 · GIRTON COLLEGE. Girton College lies about 2 miles north-west of Cambridge at the junction of the road from Girton village with the Huntingdon Road. In 1951 the College grounds extended over about 52 acres of gardens, playing fields, woodlands, and farm land.
Hace 3 días · Until then Girton was devoted mainly to arable farming, formerly on a triennial rotation. Its open fields were inclosed in 1808. Girton College, one of the first two colleges established for women at Cambridge, was installed in buildings in the south by the main road in 1873. (fn. 10) Traces of inclosed fields cultivated in the late Bronze Age ...
15 de may. de 2024 · For clarity, College accommodation is allocated once you have officially met all of your University conditions, so completing the form is not a guarantee of accommodation. You must also have returned the signed Declaration form to us - once both of these tasks are done, our office will notify the Accommodation office - allocation is then done in confirmation order and not in the order that you ...
Hace 5 días · Market gardens and nurseries covered 18 a. by 1895, and the area devoted to orchards grew from 10 a. before 1900 to 29 a. in 1915 and 40 a. in 1935, mostly apples and plums. Up to 12 a. of currants and berries were grown in the 1920s and 1930s.
1 de may. de 2024 · We're the Girton College JCR Committee, and we represent the undergraduate body here at Girton. Here on our website, you can find out more about us and our work, with live updates on their way. We also have lots of information on college services that undergrad students can access, welfare resources curated by our welfare officers, and information for incoming freshers before they join us!
Hace 2 días · The Girton Garden Party. By invitation only. We are delighted to be hosting the College's annual Garden Party on Sunday 30 June 2024.
Hace 4 días · An area of 58 a. near the south end of the parish, which included the north part of Girton village, was transferred to Girton in 1934, and in 1954 more land at the west end of the parish was lost, 57 a. to Girton and 158 a. to Oakington, leaving Histon at 1,889 a. in 1961. In 1985 a further 11½ a.
