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A historic two-story boathouse with a brick ground floor, timber-framed upper level, and an external wooden staircase.

Trinity Hall boathouse Cambridge

Trinity Hall boat house

History of Trinity Hall boathouse

More information about the history of Trinity Hall Boat Club can be found here:

https://thbc.soc.srcf.net/history-of-the-boat-club/

A black and white view of the timber Trinity Hall boat house beside the river, with a group standing near a long rowing boat.

Trinity Hall boat house

Editor: both illustrations of this boat house come from labelled postcards but do not seem to show the same building. Perhaps the boat houses are of different dates.

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