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A rectangular stone sundial with Roman numerals and a dark metal gnomon mounted on a red brick wall between two windows.

Sun dial Holbrook Road

Queen Edith’s architecture

General information about the built environment in Queen Edith's

Built Environment

Details of a suggested tour of interesting buildings in this area can be found enumerated at Map 3 on this guide to Cambridge.

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Queen Edith's Cambridge

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Queen Edith’s Timeline