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Jowett’s Little Garden, Trinity Lane
History of Jowett's Little Garden
This is the site of “Jowett’s Little Garden”. Joseph Jowett LL.D (1752-1813) was Master of Trinity Hall.
He and the garden were immortalised by the epigram:
A little garden little Jowett made
And fenced it with a little palisade:
If you would know the mind of little Jowett
This little garden doth a little show it.
It marks the site of the original entrance to the college.
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