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Line drawing map of 14th-century Cambridge showing streets, King's Ditch, Barnwell Gate, monasteries, and various hostels.

14th century Cambridge map from ‘Outside the Barnwell Gate’ by H P Stokes, 1915′

St Michael Grange

History of St Michael Grange

Michael Grange was “a messuage and farm abutting upon the High Street east, and upon the field called St Thomas’s Leas (otherwise Swinecroft) west.” In its barn the grain grown upon its “dole” of fourteen acres was stored. It was for some three centuries the property of Michael House, one of the Hostels which went to the foundation of Trinity College. Trinity handed it over to the Corporation in 1613 in exchange for Garret Hostel Green etc.(Outside the Barnwell Gate (1915) p.13)

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St Andrew's Street

1 St Andrew’s Street

69 St Andrew’s Street, The Wheat Sheaf

4, St Andrew’s Street, Post Office

64 St Andrew’s Street

Lord Nelson Inn / Nelson Coffee House

68 / 68a St Andrew’s Street / Vyne House

6 Regent Terrace, Parker’s Piece

40 St Andrew’s Street

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Lion Yard, Cambridge

St Andrew’s Street Baptist Church, St Andrew’s Hill (Hog Hill)