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New Chesterton Institute, dominoes club

New Chesterton Young Men’s Institute

History of New Chesterton Young Men's Institute

On the role the New Chesterton Institute had on the development of cricket in Cambridge see: Town v Gown; City v Village – A History of Cricket in Cambridge, Tony Watts (2025)


1901

Institute


1913

New Chesterton Young Men’s Institute

J Miller hon sec

Walter Williams, custodian


1939

Sidney and Sally Gifford, and their daughter Greta

Read Greta’s reminiscences


1962

Sydney Gifford, New Chesterton Institute

L E G Ray, sec.


See Legacies of Windrush: Dominoes Club

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  • institute
  • Windrush
  • world war two

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