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The Mays by Enid Porter

The Mays Article by Enid Porter

Printed page featuring a historical photograph of rowers in shells on a river with a large crowd of spectators on the bank.

The Mays by Enid Porter – 1

Printed page of text with a grainy black-and-white photograph of a crowded riverbank scene with rowing boats at the bottom.

The Mays by Enid Porter – 2

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Museum of Cambridge

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61 St Andrew’s Street

Guide Book 1983

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