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An ink drawing of spectators gathering along the River Cam near King’s College Chapel with boats moving in a line.

Boat Procession on Cam

River Cam at King’s College

History of the River Cam

A line drawing showing several people in canoes and punts on the River Cam, with King’s College Chapel in the background.

Varsity Sketch: On the Cam

A monochromatic drawing shows crowds on the riverbank near King's College, with a small boat in the foreground and the chapel.

Cambridge Boat Club Meeting (MoC337/56)

Etching of the riverfront of King's and Clare Colleges showing the chapel, two large buildings, and a man walking a horse.

King’s and Clare Colleges, 1802 (336/56)

Black and white clipping shows many people in Edwardian dress gathered on the riverbanks and in several rowboats near a bridge.

Old Boat Procession at King’s (MoC532/55)

Watercolor drawing of King's College viewed across a lawn and river, with a large tree in the foreground on the right.

Painting attributed to R B Harraden

See Richard B Harraden, 52 Regent Street.

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