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A heraldic shield divided into quarters showing a cross, gold and blue checkered pattern, lions, and a silver label.

St Edmund’s College Cambridge

St Edmund’s College

History of St Edmund's College

General information about St Edmund’s College can be found on Wikipedia.

Chapel is a listed building

Roman Catholic chapel. 1915-16, to the designs of Fr. Benedict Williamson, C.SS.S; the pitch of the roof raised in 1955, and a ritual west entrance porch added by Cedric Brown. The high altar and side altars removed in 1967-8 for liturgical reasons.

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Roman Shrine

Shelly Row

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