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A steam-powered vessel sits on the River Cam near a brick boathouse with a balcony, with tree-lined banks to the left.

Dredger working opposite Goldie boathouse in 1928 (Cambridgeshire Collection)

C.U.B.C. Goldie Boat House

History of the Goldie Boathouse

Listed Building

Dredging of the Cam here took place from 1923 to 1933.

A 1939 newspaper clipping showing floodwaters surrounding the lower levels of several riverside boathouses in Cambridge.

Flooding 1939 – boathouses opposite Midsummer Common (MoC526/55)

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